• Domestic violence survivor groups slam Trump immigration policies

    October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and this year, survivor groups are speaking out against Trump administration policies they said put immigrant victims in danger. The immigration crackdown has ratcheted up the fear victims face, leading people to avoid police and to fear showing up to a courthouse, even to...
  • Preguntas y Respuestas: Bruno Bichir y El Beso de la Mujer Araña

    Arturo Hilario El Observador El actor mexicano Bruno Bichir es un apasionado del cine y el teatro, y cuando se le pregunta, expresa con entusiasmo su admiración por las artes que le han permitido una ilustre carrera en cine, televisión y teatro. Iniciando su carrera a los cinco años,...
  • How teens and families can ditch bad social media habits

    Health leaders in South Dakota are trying to jump-start conversations about the world of social media and teens, including the tricky situation for parents when they want to establish safeguards. Researchers continue to examine the harms of excessive screen time and certain app features for all age groups. The...
  • Symbols of Nature in Hispanic Cultures (as reflected in Santa Clara Valley)

    ¡Feliz Mes de la Herencia Hispana! Did you know that across the globe, 21 countries are home to majority Hispanic populations? And here in the United States of America, roughly 19% of the population is Hispanic. In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Open Space Authority sought to better...
  • EarthTalk Q&A: Lab-Grown Food To The Rescue

    Roddy Scheer & Doug Moss EarthTalk The U.S. has nearly two million farms, with over half of its land used for agriculture. Climate change affects agricultural productivity, sometimes enhancing or reducing yields, while air pollution from ground-level ozone weakens plant growth and increases disease susceptibility. Also, rising populations and...
  • These rural Californians want to secede. Newsom’s maps would pair them with Bay Area liberals

    Jeanne Kuang CalMatters Over several rivers and through even more woods, flags advocating secession from California flutter above hills dotted with cattle, which outnumber people at least sixfold. This ranching region with a libertarian streak might have more in common with Texas than the San Francisco Bay Area. But...
  • Fueling a Creative Mindset

    Family Features Perhaps unsurprisingly, many people believe they aren’t creative. They say, “I can’t draw,” or “I don’t have a creative bone in my body.” However, creativity isn’t about perfecting an art technique or spending time in formal training. It’s about expression, curiosity and the courage to explore. It’s about seeing the world...
  • Mensaje de los Santos Milagrosos

    Aries  San Expedito, es el santo que te ilumina. Fue un oficial romano del siglo IV que se convirtió al cristianismo, fue sacrificado un 19 de Abril. Pídele con fe por tu futuro económico y para el amor. Se le conoce como el santo de las necesidades urgentes, una...
  • CA governor signs ban on ultraprocessed foods in school lunches

    California has just become the first state to regulate “ultraprocessed foods” in school lunches. Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 1264 on Wednesday October 8. The state health department must adopt regulations defining those foods by June 2028. A year later, public K-12 schools would begin to phase out the most...
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