Five Potential Research Topics

 Following a brief class, we were instructed to either work with our group or go solo in trying to identify five different potential research topics. As we are now able to adequately navigate AllSides.com, it's fitting that we would use this resource to identify our potential subjects. Mine are listed below in an order which begins with slightly interesting to most interesting. In researching each individual topic, I looked at sources listed within the page to see if there is ample evidence to support a notion. Luckily, AllSides.com seems to offer a surplus of information not only for the sources themselves but regarding the bias which each site, or author, has.  

5. Trade - Review the tariffs put in place under the current administration. Are they beneficial to the US? 

4. Israel - How does the US's relationship with Israel impact surrounding middle-eastern nations.

3. Banking and Finance - Is the Federal Reserve, specifically Jerome Powell, taking the adequate approach to the current Pandemic with respect to inflation. 

2. China - When and how can ties with China be severed? 

1. US Election Fraud - Amid evidence of Election Fraud through mail-in ballots, how should this evidence be processed and when can an election be called? 

With that said, I look forward to reviewing these ideas with my class as well as pursuing one, or multiple, notions within the foreseeable future. Take care and enjoy your Wednesday. 

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