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Prior to the implementation of tariffs by Trump’s administration, the author, Juliana Kim, interviewed owners of small asian grocery stores to get a better understanding of people’s thoughts on the potential impacts of tariffs. These “reciprocal” traffic greatly target many Asian countries. Such tariffs range from 17% for the Philippines …
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This article from The Atlantic examines the global rise in unhappiness among young people, particularly in affluent nations such as the United States. One study, The Global Flourishing Study, highlights how emotional and psychological distress among youth is no longer just an American issue, but is now a global trend. …
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A German experiment gave people a basic monthly income. The effect on their work ethic was surprising
Finance Year in Review
People are likely to continue working full-time even when receiving no-strings-attached universal basic income payments according to a German experiment. From June 2021 to May 2024, a Berlin-based non-profit ran a study that followed 122 people for three years. This group received $1,365 per month, and were between 21 to …
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The world’s biggest companies have caused $28 trillion in climate damage, a new study estimates
Climate Change, Energy & Pollution Year in Review
A comprehensive study from Dartmouth College reveals that 111 of the world’s largest carbon-oriented corporations inflicted approximately $28 trillion in climate-related damage—more than half of the harm stems from 10 major fossil fuel providers, such as Saudi Aramco and Gazprom. This research marks a significant step towards holding companies financially …
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Finland’s education system consistently outperforms countries like Norway and America, but why is that? This article from the Smithsonian Magazine attributes the country’s success to its holistic, student-centered approach. The system prioritizes equity to ensure children receive personalized, high-quality education, regardless of class, race, ethnicity, and mental and physical ability. …
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This TLDR New Global video explores how China’s economic strategy is subtly shifting under Xi Jinping’s leadership, as the country pivots back to stronger state involvement to reverse decades of market reforms. China’s economy can be split into three periods: first, a “command” economy from 1950-1976 under Mao Zedong’s leadership, …
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See the new 'intelligent' crosswalk lighting up a Candiac, Que., intersection
Safety & Security Video
This CBC News video highlights an innovative approach to improving intersection safety. A pilot project in Candiac City, Quebec, embeds smart technology into the pavement, causing crosswalks to light up whenever a pedestrian is present. The goal is to boost driver awareness and reduce accidents. A similar initiative in Paris, …
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