To an American generation born during one of our nation’s greatest economic booms, raised throughout some of our longest wars, and attempting to obtain higher education during one of the toughest recessions, it’s no wonder we, the Millennials, are having a little trouble finding our place in this country. To the older folks (i.e., our parents), yeah sure, we’re the greatest nation on the planet, land of opportunity, home of the brave, etc…But to those of us who've only been gracing the earth the past 25 years or so, we haven’t been entirely convinced.
The current debt problem may not be new, but every fiscal year since 2002 the United States government has been running on deficits. This is not necessarily shocking. The vast majority of budgets have not been balanced, which partially explains why the debt is so large, but what happened in the few years prior to 2002 that bucked the trend?
A United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) study finding increasing mercury levels in Africa, Asia, and South America will be discussed in Geneva this week.
What: Search Engine Optimization for Journalists
Where: Google+ Hangout
When: Thursday, January 17th 5pm PT/8pm ET
Exposure and reaching a larger audience are key components to online journalism. Learning how to use the tools the web provides gives us the means to raise the level of discourse. The IVN team will put together a Google+ hangout on Jan. 17 at 5pm PT to help writers understand the system of Search Engine Optimization.
Since 2010, US Army Private Bradley Manning has been one of the figures at the center of the biggest security leaks case in American history. Alleged to have been working with Julian Assange, the creator of WikiLeaks, Manning is accused of leaking hundreds of thousands of diplomatic cables and other reports to the pro-transparency website.