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Harvard to Keep $8.6M Stimulus Grant Even After Trump Orders to Return It

Harvard said that it is planning to keep the stimulus grant it received as a part of the incentive package opposing US President Donald Trump's vow that it should return the money.

Can the State Help Californians Protect Their Stimulus Checks from Debt Collectors?

Single people received $1,200 and each child received $500. However, for California citizens who have consumer debt, the money sent them can simply vanish fast.

Mexican Gray Wolves Killed in New Mexico After Permission from Authorities, Ranchers and Conservatives React

Due to the inclining loss on livestock, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services authorized the killing of Mexican gray wolves in New Mexico for a week.

Florida Couple Married 61 Years Die A Day Apart From COVID-19

The daughter of a Florida couple who succumbed to COVID-19 just a day apart warns the public about the virus.

35% of Latino Households Have Experienced a Layoff as a Result of COVID-19, Survey Shows

Latinos face not only higher risk and mortality rate compared to other populations amid the COVID-19 pandemic but also the socioeconomic impacts of the deadly disease.

New Mexico Ranked 4th in the Country for COVID-19 Response

New Mexico was recently ranked near the top by a consumer website, in terms of the fastest responses to the crisis brought by COVID-19. This was according to Finder.com.

#AyudaEnEspañol Campaign Launched to Keep Hispanics in the US Updated About COVID-19

The call for COVID-related material in multiple languages to serve the US minorities from different regions of the world, including Hispanics, is pertinent as ever.

Sea Turtles Are Thriving in Florida Amid COVID-19 Restrictions

Sea turtles thrive in the middle of COVID-19 restrictions. While no humans are seen outside, so waste and plastics are less making it advantageous to these reptiles.
Contingency Fees: Read the Fine Print

Contingency Fees: Read the Fine Print

Not everyone has the resources available to seek justice through the legal system without making a contingency fee deal with an attorney. Attorneys won't take on the risk of your case if they cannot get the best deal for themselves. Make sure you read the fine print and consider all the possible outcomes before signing the contract.

8 California Fires in 30 Minutes: Meet the Arsonist, Owen Aguilar

A 27-year-old man was recently arrested on suspicion of setting eight fires in just half an hour across the city of Selma, California.

Magic Valley May Face Labor Shortage Due to Changes in H-2A Visa Processing for Migrant Workers

Due to the changes brought by the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S., MV may be facing labor shortage due to the changes in H-2A visa processing for migrant workers.

Stimulus Checks: To Keep or Not to Keep?

The ongoing CARES Act allows programs to give taxpayers cash relief to assist them during the coronavirus crisis, which is a combination of health, economic, and social crises.

Why Are Latinos Hit Hard by COVID-19 in Washington?

Latinos are disproportionally affected by COVID-19 in Washington based on the data of the state Department of Health.

US Recognizes the Significant Contributions of Migrant Farm Workers in the Country

It is only now that the farmworkers are recognized as essential workers in the U.S. workforce. However, they have always been essential even before the COVID-19 crisis.

Recognizng the Modern Heroes: Trump Announces $19 Billion Relief Fund for Farmers, Says It is 'Well-Deserved'

President Donald Trump, along with the U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Purdue, announced that an amount of $19 billion would be for farmers and ranchers who are negatively impacted by COVID-19.

Do Not Panic; US Will Not Run Out of Food

Shortages are being observed in grocery stores across the country. The food supply chain in the US is currently adjusting to the changes brought by the COVID-19.

Stimulus Check Questions: How Do I File? Will I Owe More Taxes?

80 million Americans have already received their stimulus payment checks since last week but more than 90 million are still waiting for it.

Shocking Figure: 45% of Rhode Islanders with COVID-19 are Latino

Latino leaders recently shared they were alarmed after hearing the director of the state health say that around 45 percent of the Rhode Islanders who "tested positive for COVID-19" are Latino.

Coastal Flooding in California to Worsen, Forecast Says

Coastal flooding in California is predicted to worsen. A study conducted found that beaches, roads, and homes, among others, are especially susceptible to a rise in sea level due to climate change.
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Trump Administration Plans to Open 2.3 Million Acres of Land for Hunting and Fishing

The Trump administration announced on Wednesday its plan to open 2.3 million acres of land for hunting and fishing. Hunters and wildlife conservatives react differently.
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