Articles by Shawn Raymundo

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BP to Continue Paying Claims Stemming From 2010 Oil Spill, Supreme Court Says

On Monday the U.S. Supreme Court said the oil company British Petroleum has to continue to pay claims from the fund that was established following the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico during the company's appeal to the terms of its settlement with some businesses.

Supreme Court Dismisses California Governor's Prison Case Appeal

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday refused to listen to California Gov. Jerry Brown's states' rights appeal of an order requiring that state officials monitor all disabled prisoners who are serving time in county jails.

Illegal Immigrant College Education: Undocumented Students in Florida to Qualify for In-State College Tuition Rates

Florida Gov. Rick Scott on Monday signed a bill into that allows undocumented students to qualify for in-state college tuition. Scott signed the bill in private but will hold a public signing at a campaign event in Fort Myers later in the afternoon, Fox News Latino reported.

Department of Homeland Security News: DHS Transfers More Undocumented Immigrant Minors to Arizona Amid Overcrowding in Texas

Waves of undocumented children traveling from Central American countries without their families have been caught attempting to cross the U.S.-Mexico border in Texas and are being transported to Arizona.

Mexican Officials Insist U.S. Marine Sgt. Andrew Tahmooressi Treated Appropriately in Prison

The Mexican attorney general's office has defended its treatment and handling of Sgt. Andrew Tahmooressi, a Marine reservist who was arrested April 1 and since held in Mexican prison after accidentally crossing the border in San Ysidro with his registered firearms in the back of his pickup truck.

Student Loan and Debt News: President Obama to Announce Expansion of College Debt Relief Programs

In an effort to help college graduates facing high loan repayments manage their debts, the president on Monday is expected to announce an expansion of a repayment program,

California Lawmakers Create Incentives to Get Tesla Motors Gigafactory

In a last-ditch effort to get Tesla Motors to open their much-anticipated electric-car battery factory in California, the state's lawmakers along with the governor's office are making the company an offer they hope it won't refuse.

WalMart Workers Protest For Better Wages at Company Shareholder Meeting

The Organization United for Respect at WalMart, a group of the company's employees, have planned a demonstration at the department chain's annual shareholder meeting in Bentonville, Ark. on Friday where they will demand better pay and benefits from management.

Children Benefit From Early Exposure to Bacteria and Allergens: Study

A new study published Friday in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology has found that exposing infants to allergens and bacteria during the first year of life can greatly reduce their chances of developing allergies and asthma.

Texas GOP Platform Endorses Homophobic Gay Conversion Therapy; Ted Cruz Rallies Against Marriage Equality

Republican lawmakers in Texas have endorsed controversial therapy that aims to turn the state's homosexual population straight.

'Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice' Movie News & Cast: Emily Blunt Reportedly Joins Cast

Earlier this week a Spanish news publication reported that Emily Blunt was cast in the highly anticipated "Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice" film but so far no official word has come out from Warner Bros. and none of the top entertainment sites have reported anything as well.

Religion Facts, List & Comparison: Islam is Second-Most Practiced Religion in the US

More than three-quarters of American citizens identify themselves as belonging to the Christian faith with the majority identified as Protestants, according to The Washington Post.

Money Online 2014: Does Wealth Lead to Happiness? Somewhat, Poll Says

The old saying that "Money can't buy happiness," is only somewhat true. The old saying that "Money can't buy happiness" is only somewhat true.

GOP Senators Urge President to Repeal Power Plant Emissions Regulation

Senate Republicans who oppose President Barack Obama's newly imposed power plant regulations, which were announced earlier this week, have signed a letter to the White House urging the president to repeal the rule.

Weed Laws and Regulation: Potential Pot Shop Owner Sues Washington City Over Business Ban

A lawsuit was filed against the city of Wenatchee, Wa. on Tuesday over its City Council's decision to not allow marijuana businesses set up shop in town.

Google Unveils New Tablet With Project Tango Software, 3D Mapping Capabilities

Google unveiled a tablet on Thursday that is equipped with its latest Project Tango software, which provides realistic 3D mapping and sensing capabilities for mobile devices.

African American Employee Records Supervisor Threatening to Hang Him for Drinking Out of 'White People' Fountain

After several months of being subjected to racist remarks and discrimination, an Africa-American Tennessee worker released phone recordings that revealed his supervisor threatening to hang him for drinking water out of a "white people" only fountain.

Gold Mining Profitable Again in California: Prospectors Use Drought to Their Advantage

Amid the severe drought, which has choked water out of most of California's rivers and creeks, gold mining has remerged as a profitable practice in the Golden State.

Britain's Education Department Removes American Literature From School Curriculum

Great Britain's Education Department has decided to pull several classic tales written by American authors from its schools' curriculum and replace them with more works from England's own authors.

Local News: Cincinnati, Ohio Catholic School Forces Morality Contract, List of 'Do-Nots' on Teachers

A revised contract agreement that teachers at a Catholic school in Cincinnati are required to sign in order to continue teaching has several staff members outraged.

Astronomy News: NASA and MIT Scientists Develop Wi-Fi Technology for the Moon

While the moon currently doesn't have a lot of amenities to offer, it at least has Wi-Fi. While the moon currently doesn't have a lot of amenities to offer, it at least has Wi-Fi.

US Immigration News: ICE in Hot Water for Transporting, Abandoning Undocumented Immigrants in US

In recent months, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency has come under fire for treatment of immigrants it has arrested, and now public officials have raised concerns with agents in Texas who have been transporting detainees and abandoning them in other states.

Obama Delivers Address Supporting EPA's Upcoming Regulation Proposal: Reduces Carbon Emissions at Power Plants

The Environmental Protection Agency will announce Monday its proposed regulations to reduce carbon emissions at power plants, which the president insisted during his weekly radio address Saturday would improve public health.

Argentine Model Sues Google, Yahoo Over Unauthorized Images: Photos Linked to Pornographic Websites

Argentine model Maria Belén Rodriguez is currently entangled in a lawsuit against Google and Yahoo, which she claimed linked her name and modeling photos to pornographic websites.

6 US Citizens Held in Honduras Prison on Weapons Charges, Reportedly Fed Minimal Food

Six Americans have been held in a Honduran jail for more than three weeks after authorities charged them with illegal weapons possession.
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