Let’s Debt Down To Business: Lack Of Financial Education Has Led Young People Into Debt, Study Says
Research has shown that two-thirds of young people believe a lack of financial education has led them into debt.
National Politics
Vatican Expresses Concern Over Cardinal Zen’s Arrest For Ties To Pro-Democracy Fund
Zen and four others were detained by the Chinese government, charged with “collusion with foreign forces.”
Crime And Punishment: Peru President Proposes Chemically Castrating Rapists After Girl, 3, Assaulted
Pedro Castillo made the announcement after a three-year-old girl was abducted and raped in the city of Chiclayo last week.
Small Business Owners Give Biden, Harris Low Approval Ratings In Poll
Alignable randomly surveyed 7,326 small business owners across the country via telephone calls.
The Marijuana Industry Is Becoming More Inclusive, But Progress Is Slow
Owning cannabis businesses in the United States has been particularly difficult for black Americans.
Do Environmental Protection Laws Only Work When The Economy Is Doing Well?
Politicians roll back environmental protection laws, claiming to fix the supply-chain crisis.
FARC’s Kidnap Victims’ Wounds Are Still Open 5 Years After Peace Agreement
Rapes, forced conscription, disappearances, and other terrors left their mark on the victims of the Colombian rebel group.
Small Businesses Squeezed As Inflation Soars, Supply Chains Clog
Business owners worry rising prices will keep them from fully recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic.
Social Unrest, Allegations Of Corruption Could Bring Down Presidents Of Argentina, Brazil And Chile
As the leaders face a drop in popularity, the people deal with serious social, economic and health issues.