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Mexico's Drought Worsens, Now Affects 85% Of the Country

Drought in Mexico has reached a critical level as bodies of water continued to dry up, including the second largest lake in the country.
Mexico Suggests U.S. Citizenship For Planting Trees

Mexico Suggests U.S. Citizenship For Planting Trees

Mexico's Pres. Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador proposed the U.S. government offer temporary work visas to those who would take part in a huge reforestation program.

Activists Dump Animal Manure on White House Entrance in Response to Biden's Climate Plan

Activists dumped animal manure in front of the White House in response to President Biden's climate plan.
Senate Approves Hate Crime Bill With Bipartisan Support

Senate Approves Hate Crime Bill With Bipartisan Support

The Senate has passed a hate crime bill on Thursday targeting attacks against Asian-Americans amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
As Amazon Deforestation Soars, Celebrities Urge Biden Not to Sign Environment Deal With Bolsonaro

As Amazon Deforestation Soars, Celebrities Urge Biden Not to Sign Environment Deal With Bolsonaro

Celebrities urged President Joe Biden not to sign any environmental deal with Brazil as the deforestation in the Amazon rainforest remains high.

Tiger Shark Bites Woman Swimming in Hawaii Waters

A woman swimming in the waters of Hawaii was bitten by a shark, Tuesday, leaving the victim wounded.
Boulder Shooting Suspect Faces 43 New Charges in King Soopers Rampage

Boulder Shooting Suspect Faces 43 New Charges in King Soopers Rampage

The suspect in the mass shooting at a King Soopers supermarket in Boulder, Colorado that left 10 people dead is facing 43 more charges.
Ohio State Students Hold Protest for Ma'Khia Bryant

Ohio State Students Hold Protest for Ma'Khia Bryant, Demand University to Cut Ties With Columbus Police

The Ohio State University students called on the university to cut ties with the Columbus Division of Police (CPD) after the fatal shooting of Ma'Khia Bryant.
Colorado Woman With Dementia Sues Police Over Rough Arrest

73-Year-Old Colorado Woman With Dementia Sues Police Over Rough Arrest

A police officer in Colorado was placed under investigation for the forceful arrest of an elderly woman with dementia.
Google, Apple Market Power Scares App Makers

Google, Apple Market Power Scares App Makers

Some app makers reveal that they fear how much power Apple and Google have when it comes to distribution and over their business.

Ecuador Children Dropped by Smugglers in the US Mexico Border Reunite With Parents

The Ecuador children dropped at the U.S.-Mexico Border were finally reunited with their parents in New York City.
Biden Urged To Declare National Emergency at the Border

Biden Urged To Declare National Emergency at the Border

U.S. President Joe Biden is being called on to declare a national emergency at the border. U. S. President Joe Biden is being called on to declare a national emergency at the border.
Prince Harry Snubs the Queen's 95th Birthday as He Rushes Home to Meghan Markle After Funeral

Prince Harry Snubs the Queen's 95th Birthday as He Rushes Home to Meghan Markle After Funeral

Prince Harry has reportedly returned to his home in California after flying to London for the funeral of his grandfather, Prince Philip.

Biden Administration to Reserve 6000 Seasonal Worker Visas for Central American Migrants

The Biden Administration reserved a total of 6,000 seasonal working visas for Central American migrants.
Ohio Cop Shoot Dead 16-Year-Old Black Girl Shortly Before Derek Chauvin Verdict

Ohio Cop Shoots Dead 16-Year-Old Black Girl Shortly Before Derek Chauvin Verdict

A police officer in Columbus, Ohio fatally shot a Black teenage girl on the same day that Derek Chauvin was found guilty of murdering George Floyd.
House Rejects GOP Bid to Censure Rep. Maxine Waters Over Derek Chauvin Trial Remarks

House Rejects GOP Bid to Censure Rep. Maxine Waters Over Derek Chauvin Trial Remarks

The House has rejected an effort from the Republicans to censure Representative Maxine Waters over her remarks at a protest over the weekend in Minneapolis.
Texas Teacher Sexually Abused Her Former Student for Years: Police

Texas Teacher Sexually Abused Her Former Student for Years: Police

A Texas teacher was arrested on Saturday after her former student contacted authorities and reported that she was sexually abusing him for three years.
Mexico Grapples With Surge in Gang Violence as Largest Elections Inch Closer

Mexico Grapples With Surge in Gang Violence as Largest Elections Inch Closer

Gang violence has once again become rampant in Mexico as the mid-term elections in June are inching closer.
Biden and Harris Praise Guilty Verdict in Chauvin Trial

Biden and Harris Praise Guilty Verdict in Chauvin Trial

U.S. President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris have celebrated the guilty verdict on the Derek Chauvin trial for the killing of George Floyd.

Derek Chauvin Plans to Seek to Overturn His Trial Due to Media Coverage and Civil Settlement

Derek Chauvin planned to appeal for a mistrial arguing that media coverage, protests, and civil settlement have affected the jury's decision.
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