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Month: June 2021

Amazon, Microsoft and Zillow are backing an initiative to increase Black representation on corporate boards

The number of African Americans serving on boards of directors for the nation’s largest corporations has remained dismally low this year despite the ongoing movement to increase C-suite diversity throughout the business world. Some of America’s most prominent companies are addressing the problem by backing the Black Boardroom Initiative, a new program unveiled Wednesday with

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Los videos más impactantes de la semana: de la joven que peleó contra una osa al meteorito que cayó dentro de un volcán

(CNN Español) –– El video viral de una adolescente de 17 años que se enfrentó a una mamá osa, con toda su fuerza, por salvar a sus perros ha captado la atención de miles de personas. Las imágenes, que captó una cámara de vigilancia, ya acumulan millones de reproducciones en TikTok. Hablamos con la valiente protagonista.

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Cops save man who was pinned under vehicle

Click here for updates on this story     DOUGLAS COUNTY, Kansas (KCTV KSMO) — “There’s always traffic on Kansas Highway 10 throughout the day,” says Officer Michael Rubow of the Eudora Police Department. It was no different last Friday when officer Rubow and members of the Eudora Police Department responded to a very scary call, at

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More than a dozen cities push to minimize or even eliminate police presence at mental health calls

More than a dozen cities are developing “alternative” or “co-response” programs to minimize or eliminate the role of police officers responding to 911 calls involving mental health, homelessness, or substance abuse. Thirteen cities just finished an eight-week “policy sprint,” coordinated by advocacy groups Everytown For Gun Safety and What Works Cities. The goal was for

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