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How Are Companies Adjusting to Quiet Quitting and the Great Resignation

More than a year after the “end” of the pandemic – or at least the most severe part of it – people and companies are still readjusting to the post-Covid reality and what this means for their work experiences. While many people would have thought that a global crisis would cause people to panic and […]

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How Are First Amendment Rights Interpreted by Different Social Media?

Ever since social media first came about, there has been an ongoing debate about how each of the companies should interpret the idea of free speech. As free speech abuse is something that is legally actionable but difficult to define, there have been multiple instances of lawsuits against social media companies for crossing the lines

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The Changing Landscape of Cryptocurrency Regulations in 2023: The EU, UK, and US Step up Their Policy Frameworks

Following the “crypto winter” of 2022 – in which it seemed that the whole idea of digital currencies would soon become a part of history – currency owners and exchanges are together regrouping and preparing for new growth under what will hopefully be improved conditions. What will make this period less turbulent, though? Are regulators

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Higher Education and Affirmative Action: A Comparison between the Policies of Brazil, India, and Malaysia

The US Supreme Court recently made a ruling that effectively overturned university policies on affirmative action in the country. The ruling has ignited a new debate globally about affirmative action programs in general, whether they do an adequate job of equalizing oppressed societal groups, and whether alternative kinds of policies might be preferable. Although each

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President Biden’s 2023 Executive Order on Guns: A Game Changer, Or More of the Same?

In May of this year, President Biden signed an executive order on new gun control measures, following another deadly shooting in Monterey Park, CA. The order attempts to place greater emphasis on background checks and strengthen other gun control measures. It lists 13 actions that the government will take in an effort to stem the

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