Archives for August 2022

An indigenous man living alone in the Amazon rainforest and who had no contact with the modern world was found dead last week, according to authorities. … [Read more...] about Indigenous man isolated from modern life found dead in his Brazilian hut

A faith-based Michigan health care operation filed suit Monday to block new state-mandated rules on transgender care that the nonprofit organization says would force its staff and caregivers to violate their religious beliefs. … [Read more...] about Federal court asked to block Michigan enforcement of gender identity care rules at Christian clinic

President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan is expected to pay off billions of dollars in loans for graduate school degrees that help borrowers earn lifetime salaries up to $3.1 million higher than those who do not attend college. … [Read more...] about Biden student debt relief plan poised to pay off loans for lucrative graduate school degrees

The recent anniversary of the deaths of 13 U.S. service members in Afghanistan has prompted one analyst to reexamine major broadcast network coverage since that tragic event, which took place on Aug. 26, 2021. Scott Whitlock, research director for Newsbusters.org, a conservative press watchdog, noted that by July 2022, ABC, CBS and NBC's nighttime news shows had a scant total … [Read more...] about Afghanistan coverage shows media still covering for Biden

Black residents in New York filed a lawsuit Monday arguing that the city's attempt to allow noncitizens to vote in municipal elections is unconstitutional because it was a "racially motivated" move to siphon political power from Black residents to other racial or ethnic minorities. … [Read more...] about Black voters say NYC's immigrant voting plan is racially motivated attempt to shift power