by Hannah Fierick | Dec 31, 2024
Billionaire’s row looked different on the afternoon of June 6th. The normally subdued and polished Pacific Heights neighborhood of San Francisco had become the site of a political frenzy. Black SUVs lined up outside of an illustrious beige mansion, while a gaggle of...
by Hannah Fierick | Dec 31, 2024
Listeners of Gen-Z female-targeted podcast ‘Call Her Daddy’ reacted with a mix of dismay, confusion, and excitement when SiriusXM announced they were signing its host Alex Cooper and her network ‘Unwell’ to a $125 million dollar deal. “Didn’t realize Sirius was...
by Jiana Smith | Dec 20, 2024
President-elect Donald Trump says tariffs will help American industries. U.S. apparel brands, retailers and manufacturers say otherwise. Trump announced on Truth Social that he plans to introduce an additional 10% tariff on goods from China and a 25% tariff on goods...
by Genna Contino | Dec 15, 2024
The day after the 2024 election, Montana resident Alexandra Win and four of her friends got together and stocked up on morning-after pills, a type of emergency contraception. They weren’t pregnant or even planning on taking the pills themselves. They were buying them...
by D Escamillafuentes | Dec 8, 2024
A recent graduate from Hunter College with a master’s degree in Music Education, 28-year-old Luis Zamora has set his sights on the next step in the American dream: buying a house. Zamora was born and raised in New York City to blue-collar immigrants. He grew up in...
by Coralie Carlson | Dec 6, 2024
At Traverse Bay Farms near the shore of Lake Michigan, where visitors can try the region’s famous tart cherries in treats from juice to salsa, the pandemic cherry-picked a new type of customer. More remote workers moved to rural Michigan, where Andy LaPointe runs his...
