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It happened on a typical Saturday morning for the Borderlands Relief Collective volunteers. Crates full of water, canned goods, and first aid supplies were left behind as they made their way down Otay Mountain's rocky
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In the latest move in a lengthy crackdown on civil society by Chinese leader Xi Jinping, two prominent human rights lawyers were sentenced Monday to more than ten years each in prison, Reuters quoted a
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At Rutgers University, 3 unions representing about 9,000 faculty and staff members are striking in a historic move over contract talks. After nearly a year of deadlocked contract negotiations, 3 unions representing about 9,000 faculty
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The loss of a true champion is lamented by the sports and human rights communities. On April 4, 2023, Eli A. Wolff passed away. Among his many accomplishments was his role in creating the International
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Professional pilots have demanding jobs with unpredictable hours. The job has moments of great ease when the aircraft is in good condition, the weather is CAVU (ceiling and visibility unlimited), and the flight is on
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A proposed law, titled Senate Bill 1718, would make it illegal for any person in the US state of Florida to transport undocumented migrants. If the law passes, anyone found not complying with it could
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The national government holds that raising young people's incomes is necessary to prevent policies intended to combat the nation's low birthrate from serving only as attractive on paper. A new government panel that began discussions
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The Human Relations Fund (HRF), a fund that supports community initiatives about civil rights, human rights, diversity, and equity issues in Boulder, has undergone changes that have been announced by Boulder as of April 7.
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Anyone who has been paying attention to the media in recent years has noticed that there has been a sort of reckoning in the American workforce. Many American workers lost their jobs when the COVID-19
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The union claims that by the spring of next year, employees will receive a pay raise ranging from $2.50 to $3.50 under the tentative agreement. Minnesota's Maple Grove Just before the planned work stoppage on
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