As another mega caravan heads towards the US-Mexico border, (last count had 4,000 migrants marching), the Biden administration remains focused on addressing immigration policy with two moves that will delight advocates and outrage critics; Speaking of outrage, 66 former members of Congress, of both parties, signed onto a brief urging the court to act a particular way towards Trump’s effort to stymie the Jan. 6 committee; and a Puerto Rican journalist uses TikTok and YouTube to document the disappearance of the island’s renown beaches. Go beyond the headlines…
Biden looks to spend $100B on immigration as House explores legalization pathways
66 former lawmakers urge court to reject Trump effort to stymie Jan. 6 committee
U.S. border cities again see low violent crime rates
Journalist documents Puerto Rico’s disappearing beaches no TikTok and YouTube
NAACP urges pro athletes not to sign with Texas teams over voting and abortion laws
What Big Oil knew about climate change, in its own words
Newly discovered human species who lived 500,000 years ago named Homo bodoensis
Student-developed app takes new spin on hanging out
International Artists Boycott Havana Biennial in Solidarity With Imprisoned Cuban Dissidents
Mexico to give papers to children, pregnant women in migrant caravan
