Public Confidence in Higher Education in the U.S.

Only 36 percent of Americans are confident about the value of a college education, with confidence declining from 57 percent in 2015. Many believe higher education in the U.S. is headed in the wrong direction.

High-Rise Residential Tower for the Homeless in Los Angeles

A new high-rise residential tower for the homeless costing $600,000 per unit opened in downtown Los Angeles. It offers 278 units with various amenities and is funded by taxpayers.

Kenyan President's Private Jet Cost

Kenyan President William Ruto clarifies that the cost of hiring a private jet for his U.S. visit was $76,000, not $1.2 million as reported by Kenyan media outlets. Ruto defended his decision amid public scrutiny over spending.

Bark Air: First-Class Airline for Dogs

Bark Air, a new airline for dogs, offers first-class service for canines with no breed restrictions and human companions. Tickets cost thousands of dollars per flight.

Emergency Room Crisis in the United States

The article discusses the overwhelming state of emergency rooms in the United States, highlighting the high costs and lack of beds. It promotes The Wellness Company's Medical Emergency Kits as a solution to avoid costly ER visits by treating at home.

Climate Change and Renewable Energy

Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry says hitting climate goals will cost between 2.5 to 5 trillion dollars annually for the next 30 years. He believes China might not actually use the new coal plants they're building due to the massive amount of renewable energy being deployed.

Opill - Over-the-Counter Birth Control Pill

Opill, the first over-the-counter birth control pill, is now available without a prescription, making it more accessible and convenient for people. It is safe and effective, approved by the FDA, and priced around $20 for a month's supply.

Airdrops for Aid Delivery

A discussion with Jeremy Konyndyk, president of Refugees International, about the inefficiency of airdrops for delivering aid, particularly in the context of the recent airdrops into Gaza by U.S. military planes.