New Moon in Leo August 12, 2026
The New Moon arrives in Leo August 12 at 8:36 PM UTC, and with it comes a singular...

Uncover the natural causes of inflation and the impact of economic policies on rising prices. This article explores how global events, supply chain disruptions, and government actions contribute to inflation, comparing insights from the 1970s and the post-pandemic era. Learn why public perception of inflation can be skewed and how to understand the complex factors.

Harris and Walz's 2024 economic plan focuses on middle-class empowerment through bold reforms, including expanded child tax credits, penalties for price gouging, and homebuyer incentives. With roots in the Two Santa Claus Theory, this bottom-up approach challenges decades of supply-side economics, offering solutions to reduce wealth inequality and build a more robust economy. As America faces crucial economic decisions, Harris and Walz provide a clear alternative to trickle-down policies.

Undocumented immigrants are often blamed for exploiting U.S. social programs and not paying taxes, but the reality is far different. In 2022, they contributed $96.7 billion in federal, state, and local taxes. With no access to the programs they fund, the call for immigration reform becomes clearer. Bipartisan efforts have stalled due to politics, but the facts show that reform is long overdue.

In today's politicized world, the strict definitions of socialism vs capitalism have lost much of their relevance. Modern societies thrive with mixed economies that blend the best of both systems, addressing inequality and fostering innovation. As political leaders continue to demagogue these terms for power, it's clear that pragmatic solutions—rather than rigid ideologies—are the key to addressing the complex challenges of the 21st century.

Trump's mass deportation plan threatens severe economic and social disruptions. Discover how balanced immigration policies can safeguard both national security and human rights.

Kamala Harris’s questioning of Justice Kavanaugh highlights the gender inequality in abortion restrictions and their profound impact on women’s autonomy and societal participation.

Investing in education can greatly reduce the cost of ignorance. Discover 4 strategic ways to improve educational access and outcomes, from early childhood to professional certifications, and understand the long-term benefits of such investments.

Born at the start of the 20th century, Montessori teaching methods have enjoyed increasing popularity in Europe over the past 20 years. But what does the science tell us about the effectiveness of Montessori education compared with other forms of teaching?

You've probably heard the saying "the rich get richer" before. But have you ever stopped to wonder why that tends to happen?

A new study finds that growing up around community violence changes brain development in kids and teens. Specifically, it makes the amygdala overly reactive.

A little over a decade ago, the United States transformed seemingly overnight from a significant oil importer to a leading world producer.

The COVID-19 pandemic exposed significant flaws in America's healthcare system. With costs already sky-high, budgets are strained to the breaking point.

The belief that America is a land of opportunity where hard work pays off used to be a virtual article of faith for most citizens.

As we approach the 2024 elections, we must assess our economic landscape critically. Recent years have seen fluctuations in inflation and wages, impacting not just our personal finances but also the democratic fabric of our society.

The perception of Dark Age medicine as purely superstitious is challenged by recent research that highlights a rational framework for healing during this period. Early medieval scholars synthesized Christian beliefs with a growing emphasis on human agency in medicine, revealing the complexities of their practices and their influence on modern medical thought.

As the world steers its way through the unprecedented changes of the 21st century, there is a recurring echo from the past that many are turning to – the New Deal.

Recently, there seem to have been a lot of people like William, in privileged jobs and on six-figure salaries, complaining that they’re “struggling” – including to The Times, The Independent, the Mail and the Telegraph.

Not all that glitters is gold. In a world driven by consumerism, understanding the price of products is paramount. But what happens when the price you see does not reflect its true worth?

Government debt, often called public or national debt, bears little resemblance to the debt that concerns us personally.

In the complex landscape of American healthcare, a critical issue continues - the denial of Medicaid expansion by the GOP.