Justices Reject Trump Bid To Void Sanctuary Law

The Trump administration’s bid to void a California immigrant-sanctuary law, has been rejected by the Supreme Court, which left in place the lower court rulings.

US Diplomat Finds Virtual Path Into Venezuela

U.S. diplomat James Story has been utilizing the “Go Live” button on Facebook to use cyber-diplomacy in place of actions like visiting schools and talking to reporters.

Stocks Sink Worldwide

Stocks on a worldwide level are sinking with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 629 points as of 9:48 a.m. Eastern Time on June 15. COVID-19 infections are on the rise.

Atlanta Sobriety Test Quickly Turned Deadly

A sobriety check in the parking lot of a Wendy’s turned deadly. At one point two officers and 27-year-old Rayshard Brooks wrestled before Brooks took one of the officer’s Taser and ran.

Potential Questions for Online Teaching Interviews

Washington Schools Expected To Reopen In Fall

The state’s superintendent of public instruction in Washington said schools should reopen this fall for face-to-face instruction contingent on public health guidelines.

Florida Migrant Towns Become Virus Hot Spots

Several immigrant communities in Florida are experiencing outbreaks of the coronavirus. Florida has seen an upswing in new virus cases since it began lifting restrictions.

Could Survivor Plasma Prevent Coronavirus?

Coronavirus survivors have been donating their plasma, which scientists are testing to see if it can prevent someone from being infected with COVID-19 in the first place.

New Sweeping Asylum Restrictions Proposed

Sweeping changes to immigration courts are being proposed by the Trump administration. These include redefining how people qualify for asylum.

1.5M More Seek Unemployment Benefits

Although 1.5 million more laid-off workers applied for jobless benefits, this is the 10th straight week of declines in jobless aid applications, according to the Labor Department.

Alarming Rise In Virus Cases In US

Cases of COVID-19 are rising at an alarming rate in nearly half of the state in the U.S. as lockdowns are rolled back. These include Arizona, Florida, North Carolina, Oklahoma and Texas.

Adidas Pledges To Hire More Black And Latino Workers

The Germany-based company Adidas AG has pledged to fill at least 30% of its positions with black and Latino workers and will be investing $20 million in its black communities in the U.S.