Partial federal government shutdown leaves many wondering if they will make it to their next meal
The longest closure of non-essential government offices in U.S. history continues and is now on day 32. As time rolls on, many … Keep Reading
Kamala Harris backs Booker’s restorative justice legislation legalizing marijuana
“By passing this act, it will prevent the United States Department of Justice coming into our states and enforcing laws that we … Keep Reading
US Virgin Islands electricity almost back up, yet struggles with internet
Like a tale of two islands, while Puerto Rico wrangles to establish electricity, the US Virgin Islands is almost restored. … Keep Reading
Seattle ICE lawyer charged with stealing immigrant IDs
Raphael A. Sanchez, the chief counsel for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Seattle has been arrested for wire fraud and aggravated … Keep Reading
HUD Secretary thinks public housing residents should make their own repairs
At a forum hosted by conservative think tank, the Manhattan Institute, HUD Secretary, Ben Carson, offered a resolve to public housing on … Keep Reading
All American Pai: The FCC’s ‘Manchurian candidate’ leader
The day before the vote by the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) that decided to repeal net neutrality, its Chairperson, Ajit Pai released … Keep Reading
Equal employment opportunity commission goes digital, finally
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) receives about 10,000 complaints annually. Up until recently, processing claims were by phone calls, in-person office … Keep Reading