2021 is increasingly heralding in a “New Normal.” Not because there’s a Biden White House but because there’s a renewed interest in transparency, awareness and analysis. Three things buried over the last four years are rising from the ashes of denial and impacting how we see the world around us. For example, some ICE officials feel they can bypass the new administration and continue deporting children; New analysis shows what makes food more expensive and less accessible for many Americans; It’s official, drinking coffee does have an impact on health; and Mexico’s “La Llorona” weeps for victims of the country’s most egregious crimes. Go beyond the headlines…
Biden immigration policy looks beyond reversing Trump
Outcry as more than 20 babies and children deported by US to Haiti
Reports: Biden’s DOJ to ask 56 Trump-era attorneys to resign
$15 Minimum Wage Would Reduce Poverty But Cost Jobs, CBO Says
Coffee lovers, rejoice! Drinking more coffee associated with decreased heart failure risk
See a billion years of Earth plate tectonics movement in just 40 seconds
Global warming triggers earlier pollen
Fossil fuel pollution causes one in five premature deaths globally: study
New Fitbit app update will allow users to track their blood sugar level
An Adapted ‘Llorona’ Presides over a United Cry against Mexico Femicide
