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Mark Trumbull

Mark Trumbull

Economy Editor at The Christian Science Monitor

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Recent Articles

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Leaving California for Texas? Mapping where Americans move.

Last year saw a surge in Americans moving – and more often away from big cities – compared with the pre-pandemic year of 2019. We explore the trends in maps and graphics.
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How support for Black Lives Matter has surged, in one chart

Some 28% more Americans support the Black Lives Matter movement than disapprove – a major shift since 2017, accelerated by the George Floyd protests.
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Beyond the picket fence: How one city is creating more affordable h...

Affordability, climate change, inclusivity are all addressed in an ambitious urban housing plan that asks its residents to embrace new ideas of home.
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Why capitalism in America now needs its defenders

Capitalism or socialism? At a Monitor Breakfast Wednesday, Larry Kudlow defended capitalism as the best path to prosperity for all.
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Quicker than expected, auto industry revs up for an electric-car fu...

Some experts project electric vehicles could make up more than half of car sales by 2040, projections that GM, Ford, Volkswagen, Chinese automakers, and others are taking seriously all of a sudden.
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McDonald's wage hike comes with something more: paid time off

The fast food giant announced a wage hike Wednesday, but at least as important is that McDonald’s will offer paid time off, even for part-time workers.
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US-Cuba thaw: Is Obama extending economic 'lifeline' to communist r...

President Obama's decision to open relations with Cuba has sparked swift and vocal opposition from critics who say it will only aid the Castro regime. Supporters say the move promises to nudge the Cuban regime to expand political and economic freedom.
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Number of Americans expected to hit 400 million by 2051, led by mor...

While a new Census projection shows the birth-rate slowing, immigration-related growth is expected to account for nearly two-thirds of the population increase.
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Social Progress Index: Why does US rank No. 16?

The Social Progress Index – covering everything from social inclusion to environmental stability and literacy rates – offers a window into the well-being of people in 132 nations.
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Informant or not, Whitey Bulger still making FBI look bad

The trial of James 'Whitey' Bulger is now focusing on FBI evidence claiming that Bulger was an informant – a claim he refutes. The court proceedings are showing an ugly side of the FBI.
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Mormon Church to accept gay Boy Scouts

In a major step regarding openness in the Boy Scouts of America, Mormon Church officials have approved the Scout organization's acceptance of gay Scouts. Still, the new ruling remains controversial because it bans gay Scout leaders.