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The Senate's impending vote to cut over $500 million in funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting threatens local media, especially in rural areas. With public broadcasters serving as crucial sources of information, the cuts could devastate already marginalized communities and local economies.
Kenia Jackeline Merlos and her four U.S.-born children have been held for over two weeks in a border patrol facility after a family visit to Peace Arch State Park, raising urgent questions about the legality and morality of current immigration policies. This case exposes the brutal realities of America's immigration enforcement and highlights systemic failures that disproportionately affect marginalized families.
The Trump administration's H.R. 4 rescission package threatens to cut $9.4 billion from essential health and public broadcasting programs, impacting millions. This bill, now in the Senate, reveals an alarming disregard for public welfare and the most vulnerable communities.
The U.S. Department of Labor's recent withdrawal of a proposed rule to end subminimum wage for disabled workers marks a significant setback for disability rights. As states begin to phase out these exploitative practices, the need for comprehensive reform at the federal level has never been more urgent.
California's $20 minimum wage for fast food workers has led to a shocking loss of 18,000 jobs in just one year. This article examines the implications of this policy, the voices of affected workers, and critiques of the research findings.
As the U.S. braces for the impending China Shock 2.0, experts warn that millions of jobs in high-wage sectors could be lost. With China aggressively advancing in technology and manufacturing, American workers face an uncertain future, and policymakers must act now to protect their interests.
Avelo Airlines has announced it will close its base at Hollywood Burbank Airport by December 2025, citing financial struggles and intense competition. This decision raises significant concerns about job security for employees and the impact on local air travel in California, amid ongoing backlash against the airline's partnership with ICE for deportation flights.
Workers across the U.S. are losing an average of $2,000 annually due to rampant wage theft, while corporate profits surge by 25%. The stagnant minimum wage, coupled with legal obstacles and corporate greed, leaves many workers trapped in a cycle of poverty.
President Trump's proposed $1.1 billion cuts to public broadcasting threaten to devastate rural communities reliant on these vital services. With over 70% of federal funding supporting local media, the implications of these cuts extend beyond financial strain, risking the very lifeline of information for millions.
Democrats are escalating their efforts to demand the release of the remaining Jeffrey Epstein files, with Rep. Ro Khanna leading the charge. This legislative initiative aims to compel Attorney General Pam Bondi to disclose information that could implicate powerful figures in Epstein's sex trafficking operation, raising questions about accountability and transparency in the political landscape.
President Donald Trump has pledged billions in military aid to Ukraine, funded by NATO allies, marking a significant shift in U.S. foreign policy. This move not only escalates military support amid ongoing conflict with Russia but also raises questions about the implications for global relations and domestic political dynamics.
South Sudan grapples with its worst cholera outbreak, with over 80,000 cases and 1,400 deaths reported in a humanitarian crisis exacerbated by violence and climate change. The combination of political inaction and funding shortfalls threatens to worsen the situation further.