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Month: July 2021

Don’t be fooled by America’s strong jobs numbers. The recovery is far from over

By Anneken Tappe, CNN Business Friday’s jobs report was super strong. But don’t be fooled: America’s labor market problems — millions unemployed, worker shortages and worries about child care and health risks — will persist throughout the summer. Even though the US job market is rapidly improving, the economy is still far from back-to-normal. Employers

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White Supremacy Stickers Found On Cars At Black And Brown-Owned Business Market In Haverhill

By Mike LaCrosse Click here for updates on this story     HAVERHILL, Massachusetts (WBZ) — White supremacy stickers were found on cars following an outdoor market event in Haverhill over the weekend hosted by Merrimack Valley Black & Brown Voices Inc., a non-profit that supports “black, indigenous, and people of color across the Merrimack Valley of

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Baltimore City Council, Residents Outraged About Crime As City On Track To Hit 300 Homicides For 7th Consecutive Year

By Rachael Cardin Click here for updates on this story     BALTIMORE, Maryland (WJZ) — Half way through 2021 and the city is on track to hit 300 homicides for the seventh consecutive year. Charm City is projected to have more than 1,000 shootings by year’s end. City Council members are outraged. Many asking about accountability

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

El presidente de Panamá, Laurentino Cortizo, llega a dos años de mandato en medio de protestas

Germán Padinger (CNN Español) — El presidente de Panamá Laurentino Cortizo completó este jueves su segundo año de mandato, con un Palacio Legislativo acordonado por barreras de protección y custodiado por la policía debido a las protestas de varios sindicatos trabajadores, estudiantiles y docentes. Las protestas se concentraron en los predios de la Asamblea Nacional

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Trump-appointed judge rejects US Capitol rioter’s claim he was ‘selectively charged’ because he supports Trump

By Marshall Cohen, CNN A Trump-appointed federal judge on Friday rejected claims from a US Capitol riot defendant that he had been “selectively charged” because he is a supporter of former President Donald Trump. Federal Judge Trevor McFadden shot down that accusation and upheld the criminal charges against Couy Griffin, a county commissioner from New

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