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US high court won’t block vaccines for Maine...

The U.S. Supreme Court declined Tuesday to block a vaccine requirement imposed on Maine health care workers, the latest defeat for opponents of vaccine mandates. It was the first time the...

Colin Powell, U.S. military leader and first Black...

Colin Powell, the son of Jamaican immigrants who rose to become the first Black U.S. secretary of state and top military officer but whose reputation was tainted in 2003 when...

Hispanic History in the U.S.

Culture thrives in America's most Hispanic, Latino state:...

The war against the coronavirus is now a...

Government officials and health experts are leaning on the private sector to lead the U.S. out of a coronavirus surge caused by the highly infectious Delta variant. The reason lies largely...

Texas GOP Leader Hospitalized For COVID-19 Dies Days...

“I hope to live a long time. I have a lot of things I want to do and experience with my wife and my friends and my family,” H. Scott...

Biden Signs Bill Awarding Gold Medals To Police...

The nation’s highest congressional honor will be given to the U.S. Capitol Police and D.C.’s Metropolitan Police Department. President Joe Biden signed a bill Thursday to award Congressional Gold Medals to police departments...

US high court won’t block vaccines for Maine health workers

20-10-2021

The U.S. Supreme Court declined Tuesday to block a vaccine requirement imposed on Maine health care workers, the latest defeat for opponents of vaccine mandates. It was the first time the Supreme Court weighed in on a statewide vaccine mandate. It previously rejected challenges of vaccine requirements for New York City teachers and Indiana University staff and students. Justice Stephen Breyer rejected the emergency appeal... Read more

Colin Powell, U.S. military leader and first Black Secretary of state, dies

18-10-2021

Colin Powell, the son of Jamaican immigrants who rose to become the first Black U.S. secretary of state and top military officer but whose reputation was tainted in 2003 when he touted spurious intelligence to the United Nations to make the case for war with Iraq despite deep misgivings, died on Monday at the age of 84. Despite being fully vaccinated... Read more

Hispanic History in the U.S.

26-09-2021

Early Settlers In 1517, Francisco Fernandez de Cordoba discovered the Yucatan Peninsula which laid the groundwork for Conquistador Hernando Cortez’s conquering of the Aztec Empire. The Aztec empire remained under colonial control for the following 300 years. In 1810, Mexico revolted and began to fight for their independence. By 1821, Spain’s current viceroy signed the Treaty of Cordoba which finally acknowledged Mexico... Read more

Culture thrives in America's most Hispanic, Latino state: New Mexico

26-09-2021

Hispanic Heritage Month is Sept. 15 to Oct. 15. As the Hispanic and Latino population grows throughout the U.S., New Mexico has established itself as a haven for people of Latin American and Hispanic descent. That culture can be seen throughout the streets -- in the Pueblo- and Spanish-style architecture, the traditional santeros and the Mexican artistry. "The Land of Enchantment" is the most Hispanic and Latino... Read more

The war against the coronavirus is now a 'war against ourselves:' Doctor

12-08-2021

Government officials and health experts are leaning on the private sector to lead the U.S. out of a coronavirus surge caused by the highly infectious Delta variant. The reason lies largely in the fact that the federal government won't issue a blanket mask or vaccine mandate, and some states are actively fighting mitigation measures. "We don't have the ability to function as... Read more

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