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April was not a good month for Hispanic cabinet members and major agency Secretaries appointed by President Biden
COVID-19 has been hard on both kids and adults. But what about those who are in between?
An executive order the president is planning to sign April 22 will "temporary suspension of immigration into the United States." Temporary visas are not to be affected by this order.
Students at Purdue University have gone from growing food for the university’s dining service to growing food for local food banks, which need help with supplies during the pandemic.
Countries around the world, as well as states like Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee, West Virginia and Colorado, are moving to gradually reopen amid COVID-19 health warnings.
In a tweet he sent out late on April 20, President Donald Trump said he would be “temporarily suspend immigration” to the U.S. via executive order because of COVID-19.
There are around 2 million people who earned a bachelor’s degree in the U.S. in 2020. Now, they face a possible global recession, and either instant adulthood or delays to independence.
Some countries have begun easing their lockdowns because they’ve seen COVID-19 infections flatten out. President Donald Trump encouraged protests against stay-at-home orders.
WHO and the CDC both say there is no evidence that COVID-19 is spread through parcels or mail. It is still wise to wash your hands and avoid touching your face after handling deliveries.
With 5.2 million more people seeking unemployment benefits, the number in the U.S. who are now jobless because of the novel coronavirus is roughly 22 million.
When schools reopen in California is unknown at this time. However, small class sizes and staggered school start times may be measures taken once schools reopen again.
President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. is cutting its funding to the World Health Organization, alarming world leaders. World pandemic infections approach 2 million.
Nations all over the world are struggling with keeping people safe from COVID-19 while making sure there are economies to return to when the pandemic is over.
At least 19 people are dead, and electricity is out for about 750,000 people because of severe weather that hit the south on Easter. Mid-Atlantic states may have tornadoes on April 13.
