New research explains how stress causes gray hair, a virus originating from China has begun to spread globally, FICO credit scores to change, democracy could be under threat.
These, and more, are the newsworthy stories from this past week.
Continue reading “Newsworthy – January 24th, 2020”Body temperatures are decreasing, the cost of child birth is increasing, executives are bracing for an economic slowdown.
These, and more, are the newsworthy stories from this past week.
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Conflict in East Asia, specifically between China and Japan, continues to escalate. A major focus of the conflict seems to be territorial disputes over a small chain of island, called Senkaku in Japanese and Diaoyu in Chinese. Japan bought the the privately held islands not long ago, nationalizing them, though they have been under Japanese control since 1895. China views these islands as belonging to them and that Japan stole them. In fact, China has included the airspace above the islands in their Air Defense Identification Zone, which requires all aircraft to enter flight plans and radio information.
Continue reading “Is East Asia Stoking the Fire Towards Major Global Conflict?”
The federal government will shut down in two weeks, and America could default, if the Administration and Congress, especially House Republicans, fail to agree on raising the debt ceiling and paying the country’s bills.
Continue reading “Raise Debt Ceiling with Significant, But Careful, Deficit Reduction”
