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New York Times Releases Spanish Edition The New York Times announced on Feb. 9 that its Spanish language online edition is fully operational. The translated version, located in Mexico City,…
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O’Malley Suspends Presidential Campaign Former Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley ended his Democratic presidential campaign midway through vote-counting in the Iowa caucuses. O’Malley’s decision on Monday, Feb. 1 marks an end…
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Paris Conference To Address Climate Change The 21st Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP) is currently ongoing in Le Bourget, Paris, France…
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ISIS Terrorists Assail Non-Combatants On Friday, Nov. 16, three teams of terrorists carried out a coordinated attack at six locations in and around Paris leaving 129 civilians dead and 352…
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President Obama Vetoes Keystone Pipeline On Nov. 6, President Obama announced his rejection of the Keystone XL Pipeline request made by TransCanada, a Canadian energy infrastructure company. The pipeline was…
Autism lacks critical representation in news
Last weekend I saw a news piece about a 13-year-old autistic boy who saved a choking girl’s life using a move he learned from the popular animated television series “Spongebob…
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Pope Francis’ American Tour Sparks Dialogue of Change Within Catholic Church Sept. 28 marked the last day of Pope Francis’ first trip to the United States since his election in…
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Mount McKinley Called Denali Once More On Aug. 30, President Obama officially announced that after almost a century of being known as Mount McKinley, North America’s tallest mountain will again…
Migrant label disregards realities of humanitarian crisis
Refugee, or migrant? This is the question plaguing the EU as thousands of Middle Eastern and African peoples embark on the treacherous pilgrimage across the Mediterranean and into European borders.…
Outside the Bubble 5/7/15
Baltimore Recovering in Wake of Freddie Gray Protests On May 3, after weeks of violent unrest spurred by the death of Freddie Gray, the latest national symbol of institutional discrimination…