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Shooters of color are called ‘terrorists’ and ‘thugs.’ Why are white shooters called ‘mentally ill’?
This racist media narrative around mass violence falls apart with the Charleston church shooting.
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Supreme decision
There is a ticking time-bomb threatening the lives and well-being of millions of Americans: King vs. Burwell.
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Engage Cuba launches TV ad calling for end to travel and trade ban on Cuba
Engage Cuba has begun to air a new television ad highlighting the outdated restrictions on Americans that deny them the right to travel to and conduct business in Cuba.
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An American ‘lost’ in Havana
Cuba is in fashion. Behind us are the years of solitude on an empty and dark stage. After Dec. 17, 2014, all the lights went on and focused on our country. The Americans want to come.
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Jeb announces (officially) candidacy for president
Jeb Bush announced his 2016 candidacy for President of the United States in Miami at the Kendall campus of Miami-Dade College. Progreso Weekly offers you what was the prepared speech.
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Google testing the waters in Cuba
The Google executive, Brett Perlmutter, is a New York-based member of the company’s Google Ideas unit aimed at helping to solve the world’s biggest tech problems.
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Is the Supreme Court passport decision a threat to Helms-Burton? We think so.
The Supreme Court’s decision this week in what is called the Jerusalem Passport Case poses a clear danger to the Helms-Burton law, and it will help to accelerate the unraveling of what…
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U.S.-Cuba deal expected in early July to restore ties, reopen embassies
The Obama administration is expected to announce an agreement with Cuba in early July to reopen embassies and restore diplomatic relations severed more than five decades ago.
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The Americans studying medicine in Cuba
How does someone get from California to the Cuban capital en route to becoming a certified doctor? But how does someone get from California to the Cuban capital en route to becoming a…
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Two senators introduce bill seeking to lift U.S.-Cuba trade embargo
Three months after a group of Kansas agricultural officials visited Cuba to check out trade opportunities, U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran, a Republican from the Sunflower state, has introduced…
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