Foxconn Scales Down Wisconsin Plant
Foxconn, the Taiwanese electronics maker, announced in 2017 that they would build a massive electronics factory in Wisconsin. It was touted by then-President Donald Trump as the “eighth wonder of the world.” And there was good reason to be hyped up for it: it had a pledged investment of $10 billion and 13,000 new jobs.
Harry and Meghan: The Oprah Interview
Oprah Winfrey, who interviewed Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, coaxed revelation after revelation from the couple.
French National Elections – A Peek
Although it is still relatively early, the candidate pool is establishing itself, and things are currently shaping up to be a repeated Macron vs. Le Pen showdown- if Macron announces a re-election bid.
Naiem Asadi’s Desperate Situation
But like thousands of other Afghans and Iraqis who served with the United States, Asadi has yet to be allowed across America’s border.
The Murder of Sarah Everard
Metropolitan Police officer Wayne Couzens was arrested and charged with kidnapping and murdering Sarah Everard. The murder of Sarah Everard has led to public outcries across the United Kingdom and the world against sexual harassment and violence.
New Zealand: a New Stride in the Fight Against Inequality
Ardern has proved herself to be a remarkable leader and her most recent piece of legislation adds on to her incredible list of achievements: free period products will be provided to schools throughout New Zealand.
ROBLOX Releases IPO Stock
On Wednesday, March 10, ROBLOX opened up with a stock valuation of $69.50/share. Since then, share prices are up a dollar to $70.50, but it wasn’t a gradual rise.
Amazon Care goes Nationwide
The virtual care program will go into effect across the nation by summer, but the in-person services will remain only in Washington D.C. and Washington state.
The History of Burger King’s Bad Ads
The company made some very controversial posts on Twitter for International Women’s Day, an important holiday celebrating the accomplishments of women around the world and the continuing struggle for rights such as equal pay.
8 Fatalities After Atlanta Spa Shootings, 6 Of Them Asian Women
On the evening of March 16, eight people were fatally shot after gunman Robert Aaron Long opened fire at three different spas in the Atlanta area. Among those eight, six of them were Asian women, four of those women of Korean ethnicity. This incident comes amidst an alarming surge of hate crimes against Asian-Americans in the past year, raising concerns among advocates and police that these killings were also racially motivated.