The cross : What caused the Supreme Court of the United States to put an end, Thursday, June 29, affirmative action programs at university? Esther Cyna : It all started with a lawsuit brought by a group of students who judged that the use of the mechanisms ofAffirmative Action, which is translated by positive discrimination, … Read more
And client threatened this wednesday to your public defender con a razor after knowing the resolution of a legal matter. The man rummaged in his fanny pack and took out a razor with a twelve centimeter blade while shouting: “VI am going to kill you, the other, and the judge”, recounted the public defender who, … Read more
Chris Lodgson is still flabbergasted by how far the movement for reparations for the damage caused by slavery has come in California. “If you had told me ten years ago that we would get a working group set up to think about compensation for the descendants of slaves, I would not have believed you”, note, … Read more
President of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, has approved an operational plan of action developed by the government, according to reports from informburo.kz. The approval came after an extraordinary meeting of the Security Council, which was held in response to the situation in the Russian Federation. During the meeting, President Tokayev heard reports from various officials, including … Read more
Title: President Joe Biden Likens Chinese President Xi Jinping to a “Dictator” Date: June 20, 2023 In a recent statement made at a reception in California, American President Joe Biden referred to Chinese President Xi Jinping as a “dictator.” This remark comes shortly after Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s successful two-day visit to Beijing, which … Read more
Title: Historic Youth Climate Change Trial Concludes in Montana Date: June 20, 2023 The first major climate trial in the United States, in which a dozen young people accused the State of Montana of violating their constitutional right to a “clean and healthy environment,” concluded on Tuesday. The trial, which began on June 12, has … Read more
All smiles, sitting in the middle of a library in downtown Chicago, the Democratic Governor of Illinois, Jay Robert Pritzker, signed Monday, June 12 the first law of its kind in the United States. “Today, Illinois makes history as the first state in our nation to officially end book bans once and for all, he … Read more
Pat Robertson, “TV presenter, educator, humanitarian and former presidential candidate, died at his Virginia Beach residence early Thursday morning”announced The Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN). Popular televangelist Pat Robertson founded CBN in 1960, where he hosted an ultra-conservative daily show, « The 700 club » watched by a million Americans. Presidential candidate A former Republican candidate … Read more
The week promises to be busy for the US Congress. After several days of negotiations, US President Joe Biden and Speaker of the House of Representatives Kevin McCarthy announced on Saturday May 27 that they had reached an “agreement in principle” to avoid default on payment by the United States. 99 pages long, the text … Read more
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, speaking to his supporters in Istanbul on Sunday evening, announced the end of the second round of presidential elections, Tengrinews.kz reports citing Anadolu. Erdogan said that the results of the second round of elections “confirmed once again that no one is able to encroach on Turkey’s achievements.” “No one can … Read more