China Detains Two Canadians Following Wanzhou’s Contentious Arrest
China and Canada’s Battle over CFO’s arrest heats up.
News & Politics
Moderates, Lesser Evilism, and Rightward Drift
Moderates drag the country rightward, yet it’s foolish for Progressives to sit out this November and welcome another four years of Trump. What solutions exist when the electoral and legislative systems are unresponsive?
Hospital May be Racial Profiling with COVID-19 Testing
New Mexico hospital is screening asymptomatic new mothers for the coronavirus…but only if they are Native American.
Byron Black Execution Stayed Due to COVID-19 Pandemic
The Tennessee Supreme Court ordered a stay of execution for Byron Black until April 8, 2021 because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Mr. Black’s execution had been scheduled for October 8, 2020.
Student Social Media Usage and Trends in 2020
Are you wondering how social media platforms are affecting education in 2020? Click to find out how education and social media are intertwined in current trends.
Court Will Let Trump Administration Continue to Rapidly Deport Undocumented Migrants
Despite acknowledging the lawsuit’s merits, Judge Patricia Millett said the Department of Homeland Security’s powers are broad enough to effect rapid deportations.
Class Action Expands Against Los Angeles Police Department
The lawsuit alleges that LAPD officers indiscriminately–and sometimes brutally–arrested peaceful protesters.
Top 5 Countries in the World that Legalize and Produce Marijuana
It only makes sense to grow marijuana in your country, which stops a lot of illegal trafficking.
Drones will Deliver Books to Students During Social Distancing
Google’s Wing will start delivering books for students during the summer.
Oregon Lawmakers to Address Coronavirus, Police Reform in Special Legislative Session
Police unions have been critical of suggested reforms, including a curb on the ability of union-appointed arbitrators to overturn disciplinary decisions.