DREAMers. It’s a group who enjoyed bipartisan support in the past. After all, what fault is it of young people who were brought to the U.S. as children? Well, after one of the darkest chapters in US political history, it seems the issue has devolved into a partisan issue. The House passed a bill finally putting DREAMers on a path to citizenship. Too bad it had to be mostly along party lines; Is Puerto Rico’s chances of becoming a recognized US state closer?; UN finds most countries discriminate against two particular groups; New reports gives hope to college students with children of their own; and Paper or screen? Only usage of one shows greater brain activity. Go beyond the headlines…
UN report: Too much prejudice against old and young in world
House passes scaled-back immigration measures as GOP support wanes
New bill on Puerto Rico status introduced by Reps. AOC, Velázquez, Sen. Menendez
U.S. to push more ‘aggressive’ messaging effort to deter migrants
Report: College Students with Children Have Slightly Higher GPAs
Wave Of Bills To Block Trans Athletes Has No Basis In Science, Researcher Says
Study shows stronger brain activity after writing on paper than on tablet or smartphone
2 mouthwashes disrupt the coronavirus in lab tests
Zoom Escaper App plays annoying sounds so you can get out of meetings
The Afro-Bolivians And Their Monarchy In Bolivia: An Enigmatic Kingdom
Archaeologists Uncover a 1,300-Year-Old Skeleton of a Maya Diplomat
