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2020-09-11
New Mexico Governor Calls for Marijuana Legalization to Assist with COVID-19 Budget Loss
In a publicized Covid-19 update, the New Mexico state governor, Michelle Lujan Grisham briefly discussed the possibility of the legalization of cannabis. Grisham believes that the taxation and revenue from the legalization would benefit New Mexico’s economy. In the live briefing, Grisham states that New Mexico needs to “look for innovative ways to increase economic activity”. She discusses how the revenue will not fix the entire problem, but it is a way to help fill the “Medicaid gaps”. New Mexico has lost revenue due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and this might be a way to create new revenue and jobs. -
2020-05-11
Questioning the leadership in Las Vegas and the economic future of it.
Governer Sisolak response to Mayor Goodman's statement about reopening the city of Las Vegas. -
2020-04-29
Tourism drops in Arizona due to COVID-19
Due to the coronavirus people are not allowed to travel which as hurt the tourism market -
2020-04-21
Bandcamp To Once Again Waive Its Cut of Sales to Support Artists on May 1st
"Last month, Bandcamp waived their revenue share on all purchases for a 24-hour period, in a gesture of support to all the artists who've been impacted by the coronavirus lockdowns. The initiative was a huge success. Techcrunch.com reports it was the biggest day in the site's 11-year history: "artists raised $4.3 million in music and merchandise sales over the 24-hour period. That comes out to more than 15x Bandcamp’s normal numbers on a Friday — or, as the site puts, it 11 items per second over the course of the day. In all, some 800,000 items were sold, versus the standard 47,000." "We don’t yet know the long-term impact of Covid-19, but we know that we all need music — to uplift and inspire us, to heal us, and to give us hope," Bandcamp wrote on their website. "We’ll continue working to make Bandcamp the best place for fans and artists to come together and sustain each other in the challenging times ahead." Well, the online music company is doing just that on Friday, May 1st. More details will be shared next Monday, April 27th. Until then... start making your shopping lists. " -
2020-04-16
Inside the Fringe Japanese Religion That Claims It Can Cure Covid-19
This article is about religious group by the name of Happy Science who promote apocolyptic themes and is using the pandemic to drive their message and possible bring in new recruites.They are claiming that the virus is of supernatrual and extraterrestrial nature are offering a "spiritual vaccine" for a fee to be clear and safe from the disease. These indiviudals have an bizare and unsusal view of religion in a universal and supernatural way of looking at things. There are fees associated with joining this group and have revenues in the millions. To cure its members from the virus a private ritual must be conducted where individuals must pay hundreds of dollar to perform. -
2020-03-24
"'I'm shell-shocked': New Orleans musicians face canceled tours, no income amid coronavirus shutdown"
Musicians and music venue owners discuss the impact of COVID-19 related shutdowns. -
March 21, 2020
A Letter to the Community: Local theatres respond to the coronavirus pandemic
An appeal from local theatres in the Atlanta metro area seeking help from fans to cover the financial costs of staying closed during the coronavirus pandemic.