78% Of Americans Are Concerned About Inflation
As concerns about inflation rise among Americans, we take a look at the "what" and "why" of it and the two distinct schools of thought behind the economic indicator.
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What Goes Into Making EV Batteries? And How Does Howard Hughes Tie Into It?
In a two-part series, Robert Austin writes about the challenges in front of carmakers as they accelerate the shift to electric vehicles. In the second part, he addresses how the engineer/aviator/filmmaker may have been the pioneer in the field.
Americans Favor Domestic Pharma Manufacturing Due To National Security Concerns
The COVID-19 pandemic caught the U.S. on the back foot, scrambling to procure necessities like medicines, ventilators, and masks. It exposed the country's lopsided reliance on third-party vendors, foreign manufacturers, and other nations.
Vaccine Resisters Vs. Employer Mandate Battles Intensify As A Polarized Nation Faces A New Strain
IBD/TIPP Poll shows that Americans continue to be in favor of employers mandating employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
Auto Demand Index Soars To An All-Time High Amid Chip Shortage
The TechnoMetrica Auto Demand Index (ADI) increased 19 points, or 10.3 percent, to 199 in July, marking the index's highest level since we began tracking in February 2007.
Vaccine Resisters Stoic Amid Growing Concerns About New Strains
The IBD/TIPP Poll shows that more than a quarter of the U.S. population continues to hold out against getting the Covid-19 vaccine. A look at the latest numbers, and also an analysis of the past three months.
I&I/TIPP Poll: Nation Is Sharply Split On 'Woke'
Terry Jones discusses the findings of a recent I&I/TIPP poll on what the term "woke" means to Americans.
Remembering The Man On Mandela Day
On Madiba's birthday, commemorated as Nelson Mandela Day, here's a look at the extraordinary life and the end of a separatist rule.
BRI: The Mombasa-Nairobi Standard Gauge Railway
In the second installment of the Belt Road Initiative series, Justin Du discusses the Mombasa-Nairobi Standard Gauge Railway, which will likely aid China's quest for control of Africa's natural resources.
Americans Concerned About New Virus Strains
With new Coronavirus strains being detected, the majority of Americans believe it is a cause for concern. IBD/TIPP Poll finds the vaccine resistors are less concerned by the new virus strains.
Consolidating The Chips
A brief look at the role of semiconductors in today’s world and why the U.S. should improve its production capabilities in the domain.
Americans Are Concerned That Global Taxes Will Erode U.S. Tax Sovereignty
The world governments are coming together to impose a global corporate income tax. It could have a significant impact on the business world. The TIPP Poll surveys Americans on their support for the move, concerns about job losses, and eroding tax sovereignty.
Poll: Almost Two-Thirds Of Americans Believe China Should Pay Reparations For The Pandemic
Michael Waller, Senior Analyst for Strategy at the Center for Security Policy, examines the findings of a CSP/TIPP Poll on pandemic reparations.
Most Black People Oppose Olympic Protests Like Gwen Berry’s: I&I/TIPP Poll
I&I/TIPP poll finds that the public overwhelmingly rejects athletes showing disrespect for the American flag at international games.
Mary Baker Eddy – A Woman Extraordinaire
A brief look at Mary Baker Eddy’s extraordinary life, the relevance of her work today, and the legacy she left behind.
Gusts Of Change
The Empire State Building is now 100% powered by Wind - read the headline this past February. And I wondered how did they do that?