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Synthetic drugs made in Mexico and sold for cheap in the U.S. are killing tens of thousands while fueling a growing humanitarian catastrophe. Many of the victims are young, many are homeless, and many are people of color. That’s according to award-winning reporter Sam Quinones, author of four acclaimed...
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Communities across Colorado continue to mourn the deaths of at least five people, after a 22-year-old gunman allegedly opened fire inside an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs on Saturday. More than two dozen people were injured. Colorado’s 4th Judicial District Attorney Michael Allen told reporters he has a strong...
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Las comunidades de todo Colorado continúan lamentando la muerte de al menos cinco personas, luego de que un hombre armado de 22 años supuestamente abriera fuego dentro de un club nocturno LGBTQ en Colorado Springs el sábado. Más de dos docenas de personas resultaron heridas. El fiscal del cuarto...
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A new study found progress made to reduce child poverty over the past 25 years in the U.S. is at risk of stalling or being reversed. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, a health philanthropy organization, has released a study showing child poverty is on the rise after falling by 59% between...
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Internet service in Los Angeles County is often offered at higher prices in low-income neighborhoods, while better deals are offered in wealthier areas, according to a report from the California Community Foundation and Digital Equity LA. Researchers picked random addresses in every city in the county and shopped for internet service...
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Después de meses de anticipación y preparación, las elecciones generales de California llegaron y se fueron — y hasta ahora, las cosas no se ven muy diferentes de lo que eran antes de que cerraran las urnas el martes por la noche. Pero algunas de las contiendas que podrían...
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After months of anticipation and buildup, California’s general election came and went — and so far, things don’t look very different than they did before polls closed Tuesday night. But some of the races that could be among the most consequential for the country’s direction have yet to be decided. Early...
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The Supreme Court began hearing oral arguments October 31 in a pair of cases which could spell the end of affirmative action on American college campuses. Activist Edward Blum with the group Students for Fair Admissions sued Harvard University and the University of North Carolina, arguing race-conscious admissions criteria unconstitutionally discriminate against...
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La Corte Suprema empezó a escuchar los argumentos de apertura el 31 de octubre, en un par de casos que podrían significar el fin de la acción afirmativa en los campus universitarios estadounidenses. El activista Edward Blum del grupo Students for Fair Admissions demando a Universidad Harvard y la Universidad de Carolina...
Synthetic drugs made in Mexico and sold for cheap in the U.S. are killing tens of thousands while fueling a growing humanitarian catastrophe. Many of the victims are young, many are homeless, and many are people of color. That’s according to award-winning reporter Sam Quinones, author of four acclaimed...
Communities across Colorado continue to mourn the deaths of at least five people, after a 22-year-old gunman allegedly opened fire inside an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs on Saturday. More than two dozen people were injured. Colorado’s 4th Judicial District Attorney Michael Allen told reporters he has a strong...
A new study found progress made to reduce child poverty over the past 25 years in the U.S. is at risk of stalling or being reversed. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, a health philanthropy organization, has released a study showing child poverty is on the rise after falling by 59% between...
Internet service in Los Angeles County is often offered at higher prices in low-income neighborhoods, while better deals are offered in wealthier areas, according to a report from the California Community Foundation and Digital Equity LA. Researchers picked random addresses in every city in the county and shopped for internet service...
Después de meses de anticipación y preparación, las elecciones generales de California llegaron y se fueron — y hasta ahora, las cosas no se ven muy diferentes de lo que eran antes de que cerraran las urnas el martes por la noche. Pero algunas de las contiendas que podrían...
The Supreme Court began hearing oral arguments October 31 in a pair of cases which could spell the end of affirmative action on American college campuses. Activist Edward Blum with the group Students for Fair Admissions sued Harvard University and the University of North Carolina, arguing race-conscious admissions criteria unconstitutionally discriminate against...