Tag: COVID

Trump and RFK Jr. Make History: End of Controversial Research

In a historic decision, President Trump has ended government-funded gain-of-function research, a controversial practice linked to the emergence of COVID-19. This raises debates on public safety versus scientific progress. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. warns against unchecked experimentation, inviting diverse opinions on how science intersects with ethics. Moving forward, the need for collective dialogue is essential in ensuring that scientific advancement does not compromise safety.

Children and Loans: Unpacking the $312M DOGE Controversy Amid COVID

The article discusses the controversial issuance of $312 million in loans to children through the decentralized finance platform DOGE during the COVID-19 pandemic. It raises ethical and legal questions about the implications of minors entering loan agreements, the responsibilities of both the platform and parents, and the overarching need for financial literacy.