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West Ada School District votes to pass visual display policy in light of 'Everyone is Welcome' poster

Education · Meridian

West Ada School District votes to pass visual display policy in light of 'Everyone is Welcome' poster

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

The controversy stems from recent legislation that restricts public buildings from displaying only certain flags or symbols.See the Story

“Farmworkers’ Voices Are Not Being Heard”: UFW President Teresa Romero on ICE Raids & Workers’ Lives

California, United States · California

“Farmworkers’ Voices Are Not Being Heard”: UFW President Teresa Romero on ICE Raids & Workers’ Lives

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Trump administration’s mass deportation machine continues to shatter families and communities with violent, indiscriminate raids on schools, homes and workplaces. Farms are a particular target of its brutal, racist crackdown; around two-thirds of U.S. farmworkers are immigrants, largely from Mexico. Earlier this month, a raid on a farm in California turned fatal when 57-year-old Jaime Alanís died after falling from the roof of a greenhouse. D See the Story

Want to Make America Healthy Again? Start with Universal Healthcare – GASAN

United States · United States

Want to Make America Healthy Again? Start with Universal Healthcare – GASAN

“Every country with universal healthcare has a longer life expectancy than the U.S. by six or more years.” That may sound like a political soundbite, but it is backed by data, and the implications are enormous. In 2022, the average life expectancy in the United States was just 76.4 years, according to the OECD. This is not only lower than every other high-income nation, it is lower by a significant margin. Countries such as Japan, France, German…Read Article

How Glasgow Stopped Being Europe’s Murder Capital — And What the World Can Learn From It – GASAN

For years, Glasgow bore a grim title: the murder capital of Europe. Its streets, particularly in the city’s most deprived neighborhoods, were haunted by gang violence, knife crime, and the generational grip of poverty. By the early 2000s, violence in Scotland had become so entrenched that it seemed almost inevitable. Men in their teens and twenties were dying at rates that rivaled war zones. In some communities, carrying a blade was considered n…Europe · Glasgow Read Article

Why Student Debt Is Class Warfare – GASAN

“Student debt is class warfare. Rich kids don’t need loans to go to school. Working class kids do, and they’re the ones saddled with predatory interest rates.” This isn’t just a sharp observation. It is a blunt truth about how America structures access to opportunity. Higher education in the United States is a pay-to-play system, and the cost of entry often depends not on academic ability, but on class. While rich students frequently receive hel…United States · United States Read Article

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