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Month: May 2021

A visual history of space-age fashion

The 1960s space race was more than a measure of scientific progress. The anticipation of this next stage of humanity left an indelible impression on culture, too. President John F. Kennedy’s vision of man reaching the moon soon spawned a throng of TV shows and films — including cartoon sitcom “The Jetsons” and the “Star

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Brooklyn man allegedly attempted to torch synagogue and Jewish school, court documents say

A Brooklyn man has been charged with arson after allegedly attempting to set a synagogue and Jewish school, or yeshiva, on fire Wednesday, according to court documents. Ali Alaheri, 29, was allegedly caught on camera “piling numerous garbage bags against the door” of the yeshiva and synagogue located in Brooklyn’s Borough Park neighborhood, and then

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Covid-19 travel restrictions state by state

Total cases of Covid-19 have reached around the 33.1 million mark in the United States. But with the ongoing vaccination campaign and declining rates of infection, domestic US travel has picked up considerably and very few states still have travel restrictions. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention still warns against nonessential travel for people

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Volcano eruption appears to subside in the Democratic Republic of Congo but residents evacuate as a precaution

Thousands of residents in Goma, a major city in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, are spending the night outdoors following eruption of Mount Nyiragongo earlier Saturday, according to a spokesman for the Norwegian Refugee Council. “There has not been a massive panic movement, but people are really worried,” said Tom Peyre-Costa, the council’s spokesman

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Warming back near seasonal this week

It was a beautiful day in the Coachella Valley! High temperatures were in the low 80s, much cooler than normal for this time of year. We’re under a trough of low pressure that’s keeping temperatures below average and bringing some breezy conditions to the area, though not as gusty as we have been. Temperatures warm

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OPINIÓN | Ted Cruz dice que ningún latino usa el término ‘latinx’. Algunos lo hacen, y las razones no son simples

Nota del editor: Ed Morales (@SpanglishKid) es periodista y conferencista en el Centro para el Estudio de Etnicidad y Raza de la Universidad de Columbia y en la Escuela de Periodismo Craig Newmark en CUNY. Es el autor del libro «Latinx: The New Force in American Politics and Culture«. Las opiniones expresadas son suyas. Vea

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