Monthly Archives: August, 2020

California saw a five-fold increase in coronavirus death rates among Latinos of working age over the past three months when the state reported a surge in coronavirus cases after partially reopening its economy earlier this summer, according to a new study released Thursday by the Center for the Study of Latino Health and Culture, which…

The parties are set to argue the matter before an appeals court panel on Sept. 1. The Supreme Court ruled last month that Trump does not have blanket immunity from state or local criminal investigations, effectively blessing Vance's probe, but it said Trump had the opportunity to challenge the Mazars subpoena for more specific defects.…

Joe Biden's forceful condemnation of the ongoing violence stemming from civil unrest in cities across the country came amid a storm of headlines urging the Democratic candidate to address the issue.In a video message shared on Wednesday, the former vice president disavowed the violence while still expressing his support for peaceful protest.CNN'S DON LEMON SAYS KENOSHA VIOLENCE…

“Just say no.” “I didn’t inhale.” “I inhaled frequently — that was the point.” Long verboten in presidential politics, marijuana legalization has inched steadily into the mainstream. Some marijuana activists are convinced that a pro-legalization stance could have pushed Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton over the top four years ago, and recent polling has shown Hispanic…

The family of a Colorado teenager filed a lawsuit Thursday accusing an off-duty corrections officer of using deadly force "recklessly" and "without warning" when he fatally shot the teen in his backyard as a group of friends were fleeing the scene of a home break-in.The wrongful death complaint filed in Denver District Court comes four…