The moon’s microscopic glass beads tell the story of asteroids hitting Earth
The moon, seen above NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. NASA/Kim Shiflett The moon’s soil is filled with small spheres of glass. These pieces of glass, often called beads,...
Project Management Tips for 1-Person Marketing Teams
The freedom of being a “one-person marketing team” is incredible. You have all the flexibility that you need to help your business find success. But what’s the downside? You’re...
The Effects Of CBD On The Brain
View the original article about The Effects Of CBD On The Brain at The Right CBD Products. Along with affecting the endocannabinoid system and several other systems in the...
The abortion issue in the 2022 midterms—unlike any other issue
By Elaine Kamarck As we near the midterm elections many are asking how will the Supreme Court’s decision on abortion influence how people vote? With a host of other...
Politicians are playing politics with refugees, but these workers are exactly what the US economy needs
By Dany Bahar After years of displacement, Venezuelan refugees are finally a topic of national discussion in the United States. Since 2014, nearly 7 million Venezuelans have fled their...
Microbusinesses boomed during the pandemic. Now, local leaders need to support them.
By John C. Austin In the spring of 2021 as the Covid19 pandemic lingered on, Kalamazoo’s Deputy Director of Economic Development Antonio Mitchell had a problem. He knew that...
Building Bridges? PGII versus BRI
By Elizabeth C. Losos, T. Robert Fetter The recently launched Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment (PGII)—a G-7 initiative to mobilize $600 billion in loans and grants for sustainable,...
Has US policy toward Taliban-ruled Afghanistan failed Afghans?
By Madiha Afzal Afghanistan’s year under the Taliban has been grim. The country went into economic collapse with the Taliban takeover and troop withdrawal last August, as aid...
Pennsylvania Officials Promote Marijuana Pardon Program Ahead Of Friday Deadline, With Thousands Applying For Relief So Far
Pennsylvanians with low-level marijuana convictions on their records have until the end of Friday to submit applications for expedited pardons under a program launched by the governor last month....
GOP Senator Blocks Bipartisan Marijuana Research Bill From Expedited Thursday Vote Despite Calling For More Studies
Senate leadership took steps on Thursday to expeditiously pass a House-approved marijuana research bill later in the day—but at least one GOP senator has objected to the process, threatening...