By Monserrat Juarez U.S.-MEXICO BORDER—Amidst the ongoing immigration crisis plaguing the U.S. southern b ...
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Implications for Immigration Policy Now that Title 42 Has Been Lifted
Implications for Immigration Policy Now that Title 42 Has Been Lifted
By Monserrat Juarez U.S.-MEXICO BORDER—Amidst the ongoing immigration crisis plaguing the U.S. southern border, the termination of Title 42 has politicians predicting a surge in immigrants. On ...
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TikTok Sues Montana Over State Ban: Violation of First Amendment Rights
TikTok Sues Montana Over State Ban: Violation of First Amendment Rights
By Naya Lee MONTANA— On May 22, 2023, TikTok sued the state of Montana on the basis that First Amendment ...
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$50 Million Partnership with Civica to Produce Insulin: Life Saving and Affordable for Millions
$50 Million Partnership with Civica to Produce Insulin: Life Saving and Affordable for Millions
By Katya Tankimovich LOS ANGELES—Governor Gavin Newsom has announced a new $50 million dollar contract wi ...
By Katya Tankimovich LOS ANGELES—Governor Gavin Newsom has announced a new $50 million dollar contract with the nonprofit generic drugmaker Civica to produce insulin. This 10-year partnership with the ...
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The Rise of Fentanyl as an Illegal Drug
The Rise of Fentanyl as an Illegal Drug
By Isabelle Verduzco UNITED STATES — The United States is in another drug crisis – the worst yet. ...
By Isabelle Verduzco UNITED STATES — The United States is in another drug crisis – the worst yet. 50 times stronger than heroin and 100 times stronger than morphine, even 2 milligrams of fentan ...
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Barz Behind Bars: Improving Prison Literacy Rates through Creative Program
Barz Behind Bars: Improving Prison Literacy Rates through Creative Program
By Benjamin Frandsen MCFARLAND, CA — In 2022, Dr. Brandt Choate, the California Director of the Di ...
By Benjamin Frandsen MCFARLAND, CA — In 2022, Dr. Brandt Choate, the California Director of the Division of Rehabilitative Programs, appeared on the CDCR Unlocked Podcast and publicly affirmed ...
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Is the EPA Lying to East Palestine Residents?
Is the EPA Lying to East Palestine Residents?
By Naya Lee EAST PALESTINE—Residents of East Palestine, Ohio, accuse the EPA and the government of lying ...
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E. Jean Carroll Triumphs over Former U.S. President Trump in Civil Case
E. Jean Carroll Triumphs over Former U.S. President Trump in Civil Case
By Monserrat Juarez MANHATTAN—Former President Donald J. Trump was found guilty of sexual abuse in a civi ...
By Monserrat Juarez MANHATTAN—Former President Donald J. Trump was found guilty of sexual abuse in a civil case earlier this month involving American journalist, Elizabeth Jean Carroll. Accordi ...
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Civilians Continue to Suffer Due to Sudan Crisis
Civilians Continue to Suffer Due to Sudan Crisis
By Isabelle Verduzco SUDAN — For nearly two months now, war and violence have raged in Sudan. While diplo ...
By Isabelle Verduzco SUDAN — For nearly two months now, war and violence have raged in Sudan. While diplomatic efforts are being made by both the RSF (Rapid Support Forces) and the SAF (Sudanese Armed ...
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Student Giggling, Showing No Remorse after Killing Two People in DUI Crash
Student Giggling, Showing No Remorse after Killing Two People in DUI Crash
By Naya Lee ILLINOIS— Stephanie Melgoza recently received her sentence after killing two people in ...
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Post-Arrest Reflections from a Wrongly Incarcerated Individual — Some Mother’s Darling
Post-Arrest Reflections from a Wrongly Incarcerated Individual — Some Mother’s Darling
By Benjamin Frandsen IRREVOCABLE WYOMING — The silent screaming of a soul as it’s ripped from the world. ...
By Benjamin Frandsen IRREVOCABLE WYOMING — The silent screaming of a soul as it’s ripped from the world. All too often my brain is a malfunctioning time machine, always bringing me back to the same mo ...
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Peru Plunged into Chaos as Protests Sweep the Nation
Peru Plunged into Chaos as Protests Sweep the Nation
By: Cooper Dutton LIMA, PERU—At least 50 Peruvians were injured after police clashed with protesters in a ...
By: Cooper Dutton LIMA, PERU—At least 50 Peruvians were injured after police clashed with protesters in anti-government demonstrations that have spread across the country. In the capital city ...
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The Fate of Teaching Black History in US Education
The Fate of Teaching Black History in US Education
By Alexa Castruita FLORIDA– Recently, Florida’s Department of Education banned the introduction of ...
By Alexa Castruita FLORIDA– Recently, Florida’s Department of Education banned the introduction of the College Board’s pilot AP African American Studies course, the latest in the state’s fight ...
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The Price of Being a Woman in Mexico
The Price of Being a Woman in Mexico
By Alexa Castruita MEXICO CITY— Maria de Jesus Jaime Zamudio. Ingrid Escamilla Vargas. Debanhi Sus ...
By Alexa Castruita MEXICO CITY— Maria de Jesus Jaime Zamudio. Ingrid Escamilla Vargas. Debanhi Susana Escobar Bazaldúa. These names represent the latest of growing violence against Mexican wome ...
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Violence in Israel and Palestine Kills at Least 17, Wounds Many Others
Violence in Israel and Palestine Kills at Least 17, Wounds Many Others
By: Cooper Dutton Jerusalem—At least 17 Israelis and Palestinians were killed in a series of attacks on J ...
By: Cooper Dutton Jerusalem—At least 17 Israelis and Palestinians were killed in a series of attacks on January 26 and 27. Two weeks ago, Israeli forces raided an apartment building in the Jen ...
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Russia Retreats from Southern Ukraine Amid the Ongoing Conflict That Has Claimed the Livelihoods of Cities and Citizens
Russia Retreats from Southern Ukraine Amid the Ongoing Conflict That Has Claimed the Livelihoods of Cities and Citizens
By Alexa Castruita UKRAINE—Recently, Russian forces pulled out of a large portion of Ukraine’s Khe ...
By Alexa Castruita UKRAINE—Recently, Russian forces pulled out of a large portion of Ukraine’s Kherson region, signaling a defeat against the Kremlin and a step closer to Ukraine’s rightful sov ...
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Qatar 2022 — The Cost of Fútbol
Qatar 2022 — The Cost of Fútbol
By Christopher Buchanan LOS ANGELES, CA—The 2022 World Cup ceremonies in Qatar finished last month ...
By Christopher Buchanan LOS ANGELES, CA—The 2022 World Cup ceremonies in Qatar finished last month after a flurry of negative news coverage plagued the preparation process for the games. ...
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‘They Can’t Silence Us’: BLM Protests against Racist City Councilmembers
‘They Can’t Silence Us’: BLM Protests against Racist City Councilmembers
By Victoria Lee and Karis Kim LOS ANGELES, CA—Three weeks ago, audio files of Nury Martinez, Gil C ...
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Civil War in Ethiopia May Finally Be at an End
Civil War in Ethiopia May Finally Be at an End
By Cooper Dutton TIGRAY, ETHIOPIA—The civil war which has consumed the Tigray region of Eth ...
By Cooper Dutton TIGRAY, ETHIOPIA—The civil war which has consumed the Tigray region of Ethiopia and drawn in neighboring Eritrea over the past two years may be coming to an end. ...
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Multiple Formerly Incarcerated Floridians Arrested for Illegal Voting after Being Informed They Were Eligible to Vote
Multiple Formerly Incarcerated Floridians Arrested for Illegal Voting after Being Informed They Were Eligible to Vote
By Cooper Dutton TALLAHASSEE, FL—Police bodycam footage released this month shows over 20 people i ...
By Cooper Dutton TALLAHASSEE, FL—Police bodycam footage released this month shows over 20 people in Florida visibly confused by their Aug. 18 arrests for allegedly committing voter fraud in the ...
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U.S. Appeals Court Temporarily Places Stay on Biden’s Plan for Student Debt
U.S. Appeals Court Temporarily Places Stay on Biden’s Plan for Student Debt
By Brianna Gonzalez Ulloa LOUIS, MISSOURI — On Oct. 21, 2022, the Biden administration was ordered to tem ...
By Brianna Gonzalez Ulloa LOUIS, MISSOURI — On Oct. 21, 2022, the Biden administration was ordered to temporarily halt any decisions moving forward on the student debt cancellation program after six R ...