Month: March 2021
A City Is Rebuilt After Japan’s 2011 Tsunami—Now It Needs People
The future remains precarious for Rikuzentakata, where more than 1,700 people died in the disaster, as many survivors have settled elsewhere and swaths of downtown lie unused.
Read MoreBiden Signals Support For Voting Rights – NPR
Biden Signals Support For Voting Rights NPR Biden to sign executive order expanding voting access CNN Biden marking ‘Bloody Sunday’ by signing voting rights order The Associated Press On the anniversary of Selma we are sadly reminded: voting rights are still imperiled The Guardian
Read More‘Why Us?’: A Year After Being Laid Off, Millions Are Still Unemployed
Millions who lost jobs at the beginning of the pandemic are still out of the labor force, making up levels not seen since the Great Recession. (Image credit: Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Read MoreBiden to Sign Order Meant to Make Voting Easier
The executive order is relatively limited in scope. It calls upon officials at federal agencies to study and potentially expand access to voter registration materials.
Read MoreA Family’s Search for Answers: Did Their Brother Die of Covid?
When a healthy 41-year-old died a year ago, an autopsy blamed heart disease. But his family wants to know if the coronavirus was lurking before anyone realized it.
Read MoreThe GOP is having a change of heart on economics. It could have implications for policymaking. – NBC News
The GOP is having a change of heart on economics. It could have implications for policymaking. NBC News POLITICO Playbook: Scoop: Trump sends legal notice to GOP to stop using his name – POLITICO Politico Trump wants top Republican fundraising organizations to
Read MoreThe GOP is having a change of heart on economics. It could have implications for policymaking. – NBC News
The GOP is having a change of heart on economics. It could have implications for policymaking. NBC News POLITICO Playbook: Scoop: Trump sends legal notice to GOP to stop using his name – POLITICO Politico Trump wants top Republican fundraising organizations to
Read MorePope calls for peace in Iraq from ruins of war-battered Mosul
At site of four churches demolished by Islamic State, Francis laments ‘barbarous blow’ of extremism in the ‘cradle of civilization’
Read MoreRestaurants released from lockdown, yet only half expected to reopen
Industry organization assesses that many eateries will only restart operations in coming 2 weeks, or even after Passover, due to difficulty finding employees
Read MoreSenior Brazil delegation in Israel for talks on Israeli anti-COVID nasal spray
FM Ernesto Araujo and president’s son Eduardo Bolsonaro holding meetings, including with Netanyahu at Prime Minister’s Office; won’t have to quarantine
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