How do you feel about the current Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS)? Depending on which side of any one of the pivotal issues decided recently by SCOTUS, chances you are feeling either empowered by the affirmation of your beliefs or frustrated by decisions that challenge your values and priorities. As the 2024 Supreme Court survey reveals, many think it’s time for change with the highest court in the land; The UN is speaking out against how the Taliban are treating women, but the world doesn’t seem to be listening; The Latino culture may historically be seen as a patriarchal society but those who live within the culture know that matriarchs rule the house, the children and, most importantly, the purse strings. A new report concurs and highlights just how powerful and vital are Latina consumers to their local economies; Hand-in-hand with news of Latina financial strength are reports that when it comes to investing women lag sorely behind. A new app intends to change that scenario. Go beyond the headlines…
Taliban reject UN concerns over laws banning women’s voices and bare faces in public
Gavin Newsom to weigh first-in-the-nation policy on hiring undocumented college students
U.S. Latinas contributed $1.3 trillion to the GDP, about as much as Florida’s economy, report finds
Study: Rural and suburban areas see higher rates of police shootings than cities
Study finds nearly half of US counties have at least one ‘pharmacy desert’
Fossil Hotspot Bias: Are We Missing the Full Story of Human Evolution?
App tackles the gender finance gap
Mexico president defends judicial overhaul as US concerns mount
Five children a week killed or injured in Haiti’s gang warfare
