Job News: Virtual Career Fair for Physicians, Advanced Practice Clinicians

PracticeMatch, a company that provides online resources, job boards, and career fairs to help healthcare employers connect with physicians and advanced practitioners like nurse practitioners and physician assistants, will conduct its first series of virtual career fairs in August through November of this year.

TOP STORY--The Latest: Pakistan Minister, US Envoy Discuss Trump Speech

The Latest on President Donald Trump and US policy in Afghanistan (all times local).

TOP STORY--The Latest: Pakistan Minister, US Envoy Discuss Trump Speech

Latino Parents: Schools' Translation Efforts Are Inadequate

A group of Latino parents sued the Holyoke school system Monday, alleging discrimination for failing to provide adequate translation of educational documents for parents with limited English proficiency.

Library, University Team up to Offer Fake News Seminar

Tired of getting sucked in by fake news? Learn how to spot it at a media literacy seminar Tuesday in northern Virginia.

REMINDER: HO’s Top 100 Issue’s Release Date August 28

Due to high demand, Hispanic Outlook’s Top 100 issue will be coming out on August 28 instead of August 21.

ON A POSITIVE NOTE--Dine Out for No Kid Hungry School Bus Hits the Highway

As kids start hitting the books, No Kid Hungry is hitting the road to let you know that by dining out at any of 11,000 participating restaurants this September, you can help the one in six children facing hunger in America.

Eclipse Livestreamed on Mercer U. Facebook Page

Mercer Univ. Team Helps People Experience the Solar Eclipse

Top Story: ECLIPSE: Americans Stake Out Prime Viewing Spots to See Sun Go Dark

Americans with telescopes, cameras and protective glasses staked out viewing spots along a narrow corridor from Oregon to South Carolina to watch the moon blot out the midday sun Monday in what promised to be the most observed and photographed eclipse in history.

10 Things to Know for Today

A tanker and a U.S. destroyer collided, and 10 sailors are missing. In a national TV address, Trump will be outlining Afghan strategy. Jerry Lewis passed away at 91. A white van rammed into two bus stops in Marseille, France, killing a woman. The manhunt expanded for the last suspected cell member in the attacks in Spain.

ON A POSITIVE NOTE--New York College Students Assemble Goods for Assault Victims

New York's public college system is assembling thousands of care packages for victims of relationship violence.

Hispanic Heritage Foundation, Brown University and Other Community Partners to Hack ‘Racism, Bias & Bigotry’ Oct. 20

The Hispanic Heritage Foundation (HHF); Brown University; the American Jewish Committee (AJC); Kevin Powell’s BK (Building Knowledge) Nation; Asian & Pacific Islander American Scholarship Fund (APIASF); Tami Luchow, Founder of Careforlifeandlimb.org; and other community organizations will gather a diverse representation of college students to participate in the launch of “Hacking Racism, Bias & Bigotry” (HRBB) initiative at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island (the effort will move next to the College of William and Mary which will engage Virginia public universities, and will move on to colleges and universities across the country and expanding to high schools).