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Es difícil explicar un acto de violencia sin sentido. Pero después de cada tiroteo masivo — en solo dos días, el total en 2023 pasó de 33 a 39 en todo el país — nosotros (los medios, el público y los legisladores) lo intentamos de todos modos. El motivo...
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It’s difficult to explain a senseless act of violence. But after every mass shooting — in just two days, the total in 2023 went from 33 to 39 nationwide — we (the media, the public and policymakers) try anyway. The motive remains unclear as law enforcement continues to investigate the massacre...
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The migration balance for the year 2022 could be summed up with the word “disappointing”. It is true that the administration of President Joe Biden approved temporary protected status for thousands of Venezuelans and the 18-month extension of benefits for immigrants from El Salvador, Nicaragua, Sudan, Honduras and Nepal....
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Californians used 2.6% more water in January compared to before the drought emergency was declared, a sign that urban residents are ignoring the state’s pleas to take the drought seriously and cut back. The increased water use in California’s cities and towns came during the second-driest January on record, as...
Es difícil explicar un acto de violencia sin sentido. Pero después de cada tiroteo masivo — en solo dos días, el total en 2023 pasó de 33 a 39 en todo el país — nosotros (los medios, el público y los legisladores) lo intentamos de todos modos. El motivo...
It’s difficult to explain a senseless act of violence. But after every mass shooting — in just two days, the total in 2023 went from 33 to 39 nationwide — we (the media, the public and policymakers) try anyway. The motive remains unclear as law enforcement continues to investigate the massacre...
The migration balance for the year 2022 could be summed up with the word “disappointing”. It is true that the administration of President Joe Biden approved temporary protected status for thousands of Venezuelans and the 18-month extension of benefits for immigrants from El Salvador, Nicaragua, Sudan, Honduras and Nepal....
Californians used 2.6% more water in January compared to before the drought emergency was declared, a sign that urban residents are ignoring the state’s pleas to take the drought seriously and cut back. The increased water use in California’s cities and towns came during the second-driest January on record, as...
