Overnight, the nation’s unemployed got a something-is-better-than-nothing reprieve from Congress. However, as all legislation does, the relief bill had a few ‘extras.’ One was a bonus for Latinos that many see as a “historic moment” marking national acknowledgement of our historical presence and contributions; The Senate’s passage of the Covid relief bill may be a godsend on one hand but on the other it just drilled down the point – you better not get sick with it; Could a Texas court case still imperil DACA?; Scientists warn that the threshold for dangerous climate warming isn’t that far off; and One country in the world is deemed the most dangerous for journalists. Go beyond the headlines…
‘Historic moment’: Congress passes legislation to create national Latino museum
Mitch McConnell Successfully Blocked Mandatory Paid Leave For Workers With COVID
Court case in Texas shows DACA program remains under peril
‘Already Behind’: Diversifying The Legal Profession Starts Before The LSAT
Will new coronavirus relief package be enough? Black and Latino landlords could lose big
COVID’s ‘untold story’: Texas Blacks and Latinos are dying in the prime of their lives
Threshold for dangerous climate warming will likely be crossed between 2027–2042
Decades of Satellite Data Reveal One-Third of US Rivers Changing Their Color
Duluth college student puts logic, science into skiing app
Spanish archeologists unearth women victims of the Spanish Civil War
Mexico world’s deadliest country for journalists, new report finds
