NCAA Football Continues to Struggle With Virus
The NCAA brought back college football and to say the least, it was not a foolproof plan.
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2020 World Series: A Ray of Hope, Or A Dodged Bullet?
$155.7 million. That was the financial gap in payrolls on opening day this season between the Tampa Bay Rays, and the Los Angeles Dodgers. Now, the two franchises meet in the 2020 World Series as champions of the American League and National League.
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Trump’s Presidency: Major Events
We are now weeks away from election day. Nearly four years ago, Donald Trump was sworn in as the fourty fifth president of the United States.
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Top General Declines to Endorse Trump’s Afghan Withdrawal Timeline
On October 12th, with an interview with National Public Radio, the nation’s top General Mark A. Milley and chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff declined to endorse the White Houses orders to withdraw troops from Afghanistan.
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Analysis of Amy Coney Barrett’s Hearing
The three daylong hearing consisted of Both sides of the aisle either praising, questioning, or pressuring Judge Barret to answer questions regarding precedent as well as previous court decisions.
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Tiktok Throws Appeal of Thrift Shopping Into Spotlight
With the financial stress of the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic still at the forefront of everyone’s mind and wallets, rising popularity in thrifting TikTok videos highlight the benefits of shopping secondhand.
With each swipe, TikTok has served as an entertaining way for users to watch time pass by in quarantine, becoming an outlet for users to show off their unique talents and interests with high hopes of “going viral.” Equipped with a tailored “For You” page concocted by TikTok’s algorithm; fashion lovers everywhere are finding their feeds flooded with trendy thrift shop finds at a fraction of retail prices.
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Elections and the Markets
When it comes to predicting future performance, the only data available to investors is the past; and that is what investors will look to when trying to decipher the direction of the stock market after November’s election.
Read MoreUnemployment Benefits Impacting the Stock Market
Since the start of the pandemic, about thirty million Americans have become unemployed. This is a record high for the country, leaving many Americans relying on weekly stimulus checks to pay bills in order to pay for basic necessities.
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NFL Season Marches On Amid Ratings Drop and Virus Concerns
The NFL season has been underway for six weeks now: Here is a brief rundown of what you may have missed.
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Department of Justice’s Antitrust Lawsuit Against Google
The Department of Justice filed an antitrust lawsuit against Google on October 20. The DOJ is suing Google due to its business practices, arguing that Google acts as a monopoly.
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