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Year: 2021

‘We just feel it’: Racism plagues US military academies

By AARON MORRISON, HELEN WIEFFERING and NOREEN NASIR Associated Press The nation’s military academies provide a key pipeline into the leadership of the armed services and, for the better part of the last decade, they have welcomed more racially diverse students each year. But beyond blanket anti-discrimination policies, these federally funded institutions volunteer little about

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El rescate de Parwana: una niña de 9 años vendida para el matrimonio infantil en Afganistán es llevada a un lugar seguro

Alejandra Ramos Barreda (CNN) — Conduciendo a través de un paso de montaña cubierto de nieve, la joven madre se acurruca junto a sus seis hijos en el asiento trasero de un automóvil después de dejar su campamento improvisado en el noroeste de Afganistán. Parwana Malik, de 9 años, lleva solo una manta para abrigarse

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Losing your job because of vaccine mandates? You can collect unemployment benefits in these states.

By Tami Luhby, CNN Only a few months after terminating federal pandemic unemployment benefits early, several GOP-led states are now expanding jobless payments to a different group of people affected by Covid-19: unvaccinated residents who are losing their jobs due to vaccine mandates. At least three red states — Iowa, Tennessee and Florida — have

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Vatican takes in 12 migrants as pope denounces indifference

By MENELAOS HADJICOSTIS and NICOLE WINFIELD Associated Press NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Pope Francis has denounced the “indifference” that the West shows migrants as the Vatican confirmed at least a dozen asylum-seekers would be transferred from Cyprus to Italy. The Vatican said the Rome-based Sant’Egidio Community had arranged to bring the would-be refugees to Italy in

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