Chloe Anagnos
Publishing Associate – 2017-2018
Chloe Anagnos is a writer and digital marketer and has been an AIER contributor since 2017. Her work has been the subject of articles in FOX News, USA Today, CNN Money, and WIRED. She has been a writer, commentator, and panelist for media outlets around the country on subjects like political marketing, campaigning, and social media. Follow @ChloeAnagnos.
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Why Your Inbox Is Being Spammed with Privacy-Policy Updates
After two decades of working toward solutions to the problem of email spam, government just caused the worst flurry in years – by mandate.
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Hip-Hop’s Tradition of Opposing State Destruction
Since its inception in the 1970s, hip-hop has used music to highlight issues such as the war on drugs, police brutality, poverty, and the treatment of minorities in the United States.
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The IRS Is So 100th Century and Late
Why should Americans be held accountable to pay taxes if the IRS has a history of exposing taxpayer information and not complying with the law, and it can barely keep it together on their self-proclaimed busiest day of the year?
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Money Moves: Cardi B Knows What’s Up with Taxes
Just in time for tax season, hip-hop sweetheart Cardi B went on an epic video rant to her 21 million Instagram followers about government accountability.
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Why Banks Should Fear Amazon
During the last two decades, Amazon has transformed from exclusively selling books online to offering products that are used by more than half of US households.
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Girl Scouts Fosters Budding Entrepreneurs
Across the country, Girl Scouts are getting real-life lessons in entrepreneurship, financial planning, leadership, and even computer coding.
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If Stricter Gun Control Works, What Happened to Baltimore?
The violence in Baltimore has been so rampant that a fourth facility was built with $43.6 million in taxpayer money to hold the dead before autopsies could be performed.
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Medical Cartel Fears Dose of Amazon
After the announcement, insurers Cigna and Anthem stocks dropped by more than 5 percent, while UnitedHealth, Aetna, and Humana were down about 3 percent. Even popular drug stores, CVS and Walgreens, declined more than 4 percent.
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Ban on Tide Pods Would Epitomize Nanny State
Although it’s obvious that eating laundry detergent, drinking way too much sugar, or consistently throwing away plastic isn’t good for you or the environment, it isn’t the job of the government to tell us what to do or how to live.
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Oregon Legalizes Self-Serve Gas, Twitter Chronicles the Crisis
Residents of Oregon became outraged when a new law took effect allowing motorists in rural counties to, perish the thought, pump their own gas.
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Why Your Inbox Is Being Spammed with Privacy-Policy Updates
After two decades of working toward solutions to the problem of email spam, government just caused the worst flurry in years – by mandate.
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•
Hip-Hop’s Tradition of Opposing State Destruction
Since its inception in the 1970s, hip-hop has used music to highlight issues such as the war on drugs, police brutality, poverty, and the treatment of minorities in the United States.
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•
The IRS Is So 100th Century and Late
Why should Americans be held accountable to pay taxes if the IRS has a history of exposing taxpayer information and not complying with the law, and it can barely keep it together on their self-proclaimed busiest day of the year?
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•
Money Moves: Cardi B Knows What’s Up with Taxes
Just in time for tax season, hip-hop sweetheart Cardi B went on an epic video rant to her 21 million Instagram followers about government accountability.
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•
Why Banks Should Fear Amazon
During the last two decades, Amazon has transformed from exclusively selling books online to offering products that are used by more than half of US households.
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•
Girl Scouts Fosters Budding Entrepreneurs
Across the country, Girl Scouts are getting real-life lessons in entrepreneurship, financial planning, leadership, and even computer coding.
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•
If Stricter Gun Control Works, What Happened to Baltimore?
The violence in Baltimore has been so rampant that a fourth facility was built with $43.6 million in taxpayer money to hold the dead before autopsies could be performed.
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•
Medical Cartel Fears Dose of Amazon
After the announcement, insurers Cigna and Anthem stocks dropped by more than 5 percent, while UnitedHealth, Aetna, and Humana were down about 3 percent. Even popular drug stores, CVS and Walgreens, declined more than 4 percent.
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•
Ban on Tide Pods Would Epitomize Nanny State
Although it’s obvious that eating laundry detergent, drinking way too much sugar, or consistently throwing away plastic isn’t good for you or the environment, it isn’t the job of the government to tell us what to do or how to live.
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•
Oregon Legalizes Self-Serve Gas, Twitter Chronicles the Crisis
Residents of Oregon became outraged when a new law took effect allowing motorists in rural counties to, perish the thought, pump their own gas.