As the nation, (at least those not among Trump’s base), are outraged at the revelation of him publicly “downplaying” the deadliness of the coronavirus, there is still other news. Notably: The Army revealed new details in the case of Vanessa Guillen; A new investigation uncovers disturbing facts about Puerto Rico’s Hurricane Maria’s death counts; The Red Cross needs Latino donors during Sickle Cell Awareness Month; Scientists calculate a heartbreaking statistic on how much wildlife has been lost in the last four decades; and For every parent who wants their children to do activities off-screen…there’s an app for that! Go beyond the headlines…
Army officials reveal new details in Vanessa Guillen case
A new investigative project could identify more Hurricane Maria deaths in Puerto Rico
Young Latino Voters Say The Fight For Racial Justice Is Pushing Them To Vote In November
Red Cross searching for Black and Hispanic donors amid Sickle Cell Awareness Month
Young US Latinos are at the forefront of a climate revolution
World’s wildlife populations plunge 68% in 46 years
Kinspire’s new app helps parents find screen-free activities for kids
Uruguay, Latin America’s City Upon a Hill for Post-COVID Production
Chile Leading the Way in Production of Eco-, Vegan-Friendly Wine