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August 02, 2020
Smart Kids Getting Short Changed
The smartest kids in America grow up to be highly successful adults. But they may be getting short-changed in school, with most education systems putting the majority of their resources towards average students. Then, what lessons can be learned from trailblazing women who have reached the top in business? A journalist explains what it takes to break the glass ceiling. |
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July 26, 2020
Training a Safer Teen Driver and the Myth of the
Teenagers who get their drivers license at age 18 or later may be missing important safety training that’s usually given to younger drivers. A policy change could improve driver safety training at all ages.
Then, if you bought into the stereotype of “mean teens,” recent research may surprise you.
And, the COVID-18 lockdowns have led to a nationwide shortage of coins, leaving many businesses unable to make change. What caused the coin shortage and what’s being done about it? |
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July 19, 2020
Identity Theft
Identity theft has become an all-too-common problem these days. But today’s thieves aren’t just trying to steal your name- they want access to ALL your accounts. Then- have you ever heard of the gray gender gap between older single and married Americans? What’s the reason it exists? |
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July 12, 2020
Reopening Schools & Shrinking Consumer Choices
With school season approaching amid the COVID-19 situation, school administrators are struggling with decisions regarding the nation’s children and their education. An expert from the American Academy of Pediatrics says there are downsides to remote learning, and keeping kids at home all day. Then, you have noticed fewer choices on store shelves. But will the missing items return when the pandemic is history? Plus, some wise advice on preparing for college. |
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