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Juneteenth Explained: The Other Independence Day

Most Americans celebrate July 4th as the day the U.S. won its independence from Britain. But millions also recognize a second Independence Day, Juneteenth, which marks the day in 1865 when the last enslaved Americans in Texas finally learned they were free.  In this article, we explore the powerful history behind Juneteenth and how it…

Business
What Is Forensic Accounting? Fraud Examination Explained 

When financial records don’t add up, forensic accountants are often the ones called in to figure out why.  Forensic accounting is the practice of reviewing financial records to investigate fraud, embezzlement, money laundering, and other financial crimes. These professionals combine accounting knowledge with investigative skills to uncover what really happened.  Fraud examination is closely related to forensic accounting, but it…

Business
AI Is Not Going to Take Over Your Job, But We Know Who Will … 

Robots are taking over the world, but not in the way science fiction writers imagined.   Welding robots assemble our cars. ATMs and online banking handle our deposits. And where overworked retail cashiers once asked, “Did you find everything okay?” there now stands self-checkout terminals.   Automation has long promised to revolutionize blue-collar work, which is repetitive…

Humanities
From the Elite to the Everyman: An Evolution of Art 

When you think of adding artwork to your walls of your home, you might envision the iconic graphics of pop art or the nature-inspired strokes of impressionist pieces. No matter the style of art you’re after, you’re sure to find something to express yourself in the deep catalog of works available to the modern masses. …

Psychology
How Do Biases Affect Decision Making? 

Every day, your brain processes an enormous amount of information. To keep up, it relies on mental shortcuts called cognitive biases to make decisions more efficiently. While these shortcuts can be helpful, they don’t always lead to the best outcomes.  One category, decision-making biases, affects how we choose between options, especially in uncertain or high-pressure situations. Here’s a closer look at what…

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