Robin Hill-Gray
Robin is a Southern-California based writer, self-published author, and a Toni Morrison fanatic. She graduated from California State University, Long Beach with a degree in English-Rhetoric & Composition and joined Market Realist as a Staff Writer in 2021.
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Mortgage Rates for Homebuyers Have Increased in 2022
In Dec. 2021, experts predicted that mortgage rates would increase in 2022, though they weren't sure by how much. Some numbers have now been revealed.
What Disney's New AR Patent Means for A Metaverse Experience at The Park
How is Disney going to incorporate its own Metaverse into the experience at the park? Here is everything you need to know about the Disney Metaverse!
Eduardo Saverin’s Settlement After His Lawsuit Against Facebook
Mark Zuckerberg cut out his long-term friend and business partner Eduardo Saverin from Facebook. What was Saverin's settlement after his lawsuit?
Is Matt Gaetz Still in Congress Amid Allegations and Controversies?
Matt Gaetz has faced several allegations and controversies in the past three years. Many people wonder if he's still a member of Congress.
Walmart Slashes COVID-19 Leave Time in Half for Employees
Following the CDC's reduction of required isolation time, Walmart reduced its paid leave time for those with the virus from two weeks to one week.
North Korea Launches Another Missile As Crucial South Korean Rail Line Moves Forward
North Korea has launched a ballistic missile off its east coast. South Korea and the U.S. are concerned about the country's military power.
Joel Greenberg: 'American Greed' Focuses on the Florida Tax Collector
The latest "American Greed" episode focuses on Florida Seminole County tax collector Joel Greenberg. He's charged with fraud, stalking, and sex trafficking.
QAnon Shaman Jake Angeli Receives 41-Month Sentence for Jan. 6 Riot
Several hundred people were arrested for their participation in the Capitol riots on January 6, 2021. Jake Angeli was considered a riot leader. Where is he now?
Amylyx Pharmaceuticals' New Drug for ALS Makes Progress With the FDA
Amylyx is moving ahead with its IPO and phase 3 trials for its new ALS drug. The trials will test the drug's efficiency and long-term effects on cognition.
Trading Halts, Explained: What They Are and How Long They Last
Why do trading halts happen, how long do they last, and can you still trade during them? Here's everything you need to know and what you can expect.
A Look at Omicron Contraction Rates for the Fully Vaccinated
It's often not a surprise for unvaccinated people to contract the omicron variant, but what about the fully vaccinated and boosted?
How Many COVID-19 Variants Are There? Breaking Down the Virus
How many COVID-19 variants are there, how are they detected, and at what point do they become a major concern for the U.S.? Here's how experts tract the virus.
How Nurses Can Receive Loan Forgiveness
Student loan debt is a hotly debated topic and affects many, especially medical workers. However, loan forgiveness is available.
Artificial Intelligence Companies to Add to Your Portfolio in 2022
AI (artificial intelligence) is one of technology's fastest-growing areas. What are the top AI companies to invest in going into 2022?
Did You Receive the Child Tax Payment? Expect a Letter From the IRS
People who received child tax payments can expect a letter in the mail from the IRS starting in December 2021 through January 2022. Why are people getting a letter?
What Percentage of Tips Have To Be Claimed for Income Taxes?
When you're in a tipping industry, keeping track of the tips you receive is paramount, especially when it comes time to report those earnings.
The Cost of Minting an NFT Can Fluctuate—Here’s What To Know
Minting an NFT can be one of the most costly steps of creating one. The cost fluctuates, but how high can it get?
The Term 'Fully Vaccinated' Might Include a Fourth COVID-19 Vaccine
Israel has started administering a fourth COVID-19 vaccine to the elderly and medical workers. Other countries are following Israel's lead.
College Bowl Football Games Canceled Amid COVID-19 Spikes
COVID-19 spikes in the winter were to be expected. How will college football games be adjusted amid competing teams withdrawing?
Where Does Kronos Stand After Its Recent Ransomware Attack?
HR company Kronos was recently targeted by a ransomware attack. The company is attempting to restore data for its many clients relying on the system.
Best Defensive Stocks to Protect Your Portfolio From Inflation in 2022
The Federal Reserve's fluctuating inflation predictions have made inflation the number one concern for investors. What defensive stocks can fend off inflation?
Are More People Dying From COVID-19 Under Biden Than Trump?
As the death toll for COVID-19 surpassed 800,000, criticism has been brewing regarding Biden's leadership. How many people have died from COVID-19 under Biden?
'The Daily Show' Host Trevor Noah: COVID-19, Abortion, and Gun Control
Ahead of his "60 Minutes" interview on Dec. 19, some people might wonder what Trevor Noah's political views are, especially when it comes to hot topics.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell: Crypto Isn't a Financial Stability Concern
During the last press conference of the year, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said that cryptocurrency isn't a financial stability concern, but it does need to be regulated.
How Much Can You Earn in 2022 and Still Draw Social Security Benefits?
Several changes are being implemented into Social Security for 2022. Among them are earnings. What's the income threshold for beneficiaries who still work?
Former Fox News Host Chris Wallace Has Made Millions During His Career
After 18 years, Chris Wallace has resigned from Fox News. The host has accepted a position with CNN+. What's his net worth and how has he made millions?
With a Case Against The Trump Organization, Letitia James Exits New York Gubernatorial Race
What is next for Letitia James' cases against Donald Trump now that she has exited the race for Governor of New York and decided to re-run for Attorney General of New York?
Wondering Why Wikipedia Is Always Asking for Donations? A Look at the Financials
Wikipedia has asked for donations for many years, it even has an endowment fund. But some people believe the company has more money than they are leading on.
New Zealand Races to Ban Smoking—What About Marijuana and Alcohol?
New Zealand is seeking to eradicate smoking in its country by 2027. It will be implementing some very strict regulations. What about marijuana and alcohol?
How Former Zozo CEO Yusaku Maezawa Got Involved in Space Travel
Just two years after resigning as the CEO of Zozo, Yusaku Maezawa has focused his sights on space travel. How did he fund his 12 day space excursion?
Increased EV Production Might Create a Cobalt Shortage
Increase EV production to reduce emissions has lead to conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo along with a possible cobalt shortage.
Biden's New Real Estate Rules Crack Down on Shell Companies
In an effort to curb corruption, the Biden administration is placing regulations on anonymous shell companies using real estate to launder money.
Why the Current Coin Shortage Isn't Actually a Shortage
The coin shortage is has impacted the economy and small businesses. The economy is open, so why is there still a shortage? Is there really a shortage?
Georgia Gubernatorial Candidate David Perdue Has Made Millions
Former U.S. Senator David Perdue has entered the 2022 race for the governor of Georgia. What's his net worth and how did he make millions?
Lucid Motors Received a Subpoena From the SEC After Closing SPAC Deal
After a successful SPAC merger with Churchhill Capital Corporation, Lucid Motors stock has dropped nearly 20 percent after the company was subpoenaed by the SEC.
DocuSign Stock Plunges After Q3 Earnings Report
If you're interested in buying DocuSign stock, there are a few things to consider. After falling 40 percent, the stock faces a long road to recovery.
Digital Real Estate Is a Hot New Thing—How You Can Invest in It
Digital real estate is the newest investment path that attracts individuals and companies alike. So, how can you invest in digital real estate?
Will the Supreme Court's Decision on Mississippi's 15-Week Abortion Ban Overturn Roe v. Wade?
Roe v. Wade goes before the Supreme Court again in case against Mississippi's abortion ban at 15 weeks. Will the court overturn Roe v. Wade with this decision?
Jeff Vinik Owns the Tampa Bay Lightening, Comments on the Economy
NHL team owner Jeff Vinik plans to take charge of leading people back to working in person. What's his net worth? Vinik is known for his commentary.
Surgeon and TV Personality Dr. Oz Enters the Race for U.S. Senate
Dr. Oz is a well-known tv personality, author, professor, and surgeon. What's his net worth as he enters the race for U.S. Senate?
What Does Ray Dalio's Portfolio Look Like This Year?
Ray Dailo is a self made billionaire with very specific opinions on America's financial future. He uses his portfolio as an example of why its neccessary to diversify.
What Does It Mean to Sell a Put Option? Options Trading, Explained
Options trading includes calls and puts that can be sold or bought. What does it mean to sell a put option? Here's a breakdown for investors.
Jared Kushner Is Using His White House Relationships To Get Funding for His New Company
Jared Kushner has gone from White House advisor to head of his own firm. He's now seeking financial support from his political associates.
Here's How Nonprofits Get Matching Funds for Giving Tuesday
Whereas a person can be charitable at any time, GivingTuesday gives people and companies the opportunity to participate in "radical generosity."
Do Green Card Holders Pay Taxes? U.S. Tax Requirements, Explained
Taxes are perhaps the most important source of revenue for the government. Do green card holders pay taxes in the U.S.? What are the tax requirements?
Biden's Build Back Better Plan Includes Provisions for Immigration
After receiving approval in the House, President Biden's Build Back Better plan is heading to the Senate. What details does the plan include for immigration?
James Goldstein Is the Ultimate Lakers Fan and Largest Ticket Investor
James Goldstein is seen regularly at Lakers games, fashion shows, and hugged up with celebrities. What's his net worth?
Healthcare Industry Gets Hit Hard by Nationwide Nurse Shortage
The healthcare industry is facing a supply chain issue of its own with nurses. Why is there a nurse shortage?
Did 'Morning Joe' Move the Show to Florida for Tax Purposes?
'Morning Joe' uses a D.C. backdrop, while MSNBC is based in NYC, and hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski live in Florida, so where is Morning Joe actually filmed?
What Does Russia Want From Ukraine? Tensions Continue to Rise
Russia continues to deploy more of its troops to Ukraine's border. What does Russia want from Ukraine?