At one time, the sole branch of government able to escape, for the most part, the kind of criticism that plummets the poll numbers of the Legislative and Executive branches was the Supreme Court. No more. And depending on how they rule on upcoming issues of abortion and gun rights, their sinking poll numbers could rival those of their counterparts; One reporter examining the history of US immigration policy makes a disappointing discovery; Learning a language through a music app?; and Illegal migration from one South American country broke records during the pandemic. Go beyond the headlines…
US Supreme Court gets set to address abortion, guns and religion
Why Democrats’ climate goals may test their Latino appeal
U.S. immigration policies based on racist system created by Founding Fathers
As white Boomers retire, fast-growing Latino labor will fill gaps
‘Catastrophic’ California oil spill kills fish, damages wetlands
More than half of U.S. police killings are misclassified, study says
New app to teach students English through music
Beer company hosts tournament to fish out plastic in Mexico
Illegal migration from Brazil to the U.S. breaks record in pandemic
