Our August 2021 e-links continue with a NY Times Magazine article that takes us to small coffee farms in a shrinking Indonesian rainforest.
A Dorito or a Cheeto can become collectible snacks when they are sufficiently unique to be worth an elevated price.
With federal spending far exceeding federal revenue, we have to decide if more borrowing or federal taxation should span the gap.
With the media focusing on the politics, we need to complete the picture with a look at Afghanistan's economy.
With cities reporting record high temperatures, some have decided they need Chief Heat Officers to create a response.
Although the hospital prices transparency rule kicked in last January, it still is somewhat impossible to decipher a hospital's price list.
Owning the moon has been debated since the 1960s when countries, businesses, and individuals had to decide if we had a common heritage.
Connecting economics, current events, and history, our economic news roundup ranges from Disney fees to Social Security checks and bananas.
Our August 2021 e-links continue with a podcast that investigates how technology makes the female voice less appealing.