College-Educated Workers Help Unionize Places Like Starbucks – The New York Times
Since the Great Recession, the college-educated have taken more frontline jobs at companies like Starbucks and Amazon. Now they’re helping...
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Brazil probe violated ex-President Lula’s rights, UN panel finds – Al Jazeera English
United Nations Human Rights Committee says former left-wing leader’s right to a fair trial was violated in Brazil corruption probe.Former...
How DeSantis Transformed Florida’s Political Identity – The New York Times
The state has become an unlikely laboratory for right-wing policy, pushed by a governor with presidential ambitions.MIAMI — Florida feels...
DCCC Chair Sean Patrick Maloney on new GOP effort to beat him: ‘Bring it’ – CNN
CNN — Rep. Tom Emmer of Minnesota, the chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, recently traveled to the Hudson...
Sage Steele sues ESPN, says ‘she was punished for speaking her truth’ about COVID vaccines – IndyStar
IU grad Sage Steele is suing ESPN for allegedly violating her free speech rights after comments she made about COVID...
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Texas colleges and universities saw international student enrollment dwindle as COVID-19 created obstacles – The Dallas Morning News
College student Yufei Wu hasn’t seen her family in nearly three years because of China’s coronavirus restrictions and strict lockdowns.Wu,...
Trust, state capacity, and the epidemiological mystery of Covid – Niskanen Center
In February, the British medical journal The Lancet published an article addressing the central epidemiological mystery of COVID-19: Why have...
Democrats try to address Americans’ anxiety about inflation – The Washington Post
Today, Democrats on both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue are holding events aimed at addressing the economic anxieties of Americans as...
Fact-check: Are most Americans in favor of keeping Title 42 in place? – Austin American-Statesman
U.S. Sen Thom Tillis: “Most Americans favor keeping Title 42 in place.”PolitiFact's ruling: Half TrueHere's why: A North Carolina senator...
Abortion likely to emerge as key issue in Oregon governor’s race once Supreme Court decides – Oregon Capital Chronicle – Oregon Capital Chronicle
If you’re wondering what political issues aren’t top of mind for most Oregonians but may get there in coming months,...