One of the arguments anti-affirmative action opponents use is that people should be hired/admitted/appointed based on their skills/scores/qualifications for any position. The trouble with that argument is that even when a person of color is shown to be more qualified that decision is rejected by (usually) white people vying for the same position. Now, the Supreme Court may have just handed opponents a legal argument; Ahead of the 2024 election, polls are showing an increasing trend among Latino voters; Did the Supreme Court just create an injustice for innocent people wrongly convicted and imprisoned?; A lot of weird stuff is happening around the world. It’s like the world is ‘unbalanced.’ Scientists say it actually is and attribute it to one thing we’ve been doing; And a new financial literacy app targets Gen-Z in a way other money apps don’t do. Go beyond the headlines…
How the Supreme Court’s decision on affirmative action may change the future of college
Nearly 1.5 million foreign pilgrims have arrived in Saudi Arabia so far for annual Hajj pilgrimage
Poll: Latinos’ slow drift from Dems
The Supreme Court’s latest opinion means innocent people must remain in prison
US has ‘downplayed’ the number of UFO sightings: Senator Hawley
Humans Have Shifted Earth’s Axis by Pumping Lots of Groundwater
Global diabetes cases expected to soar from 529 million to 1.3 billion by 2050
En Breve: Mexican towns and restaurants among world’s best; CDMX among world’s most expensive
‘Simulation of democracy’: Guatemala readies for election amid concerns of manipulation
