11Feb2017 | Sergio Perez, Mexico Grand Prix Start BridgesNotWalls Campaign Against Border Wall NESN With President Donald Trump setting the wheels in motion to build a wall along the border between the U.S. and Mexico, Mexican Formula 1 driver Sergio Perez and the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez are speaking out in support of their country. |
10Feb2017 | Watch the Anti-LGBTQ Bullying Video That Got a Teacher Suspended The Huffington Post A North Carolina teacher was suspended from her job after parents were reportedly angered by an anti-LGBTQ bullying film she played for students. |
10Feb2017 | Apache Helicopter Guns Down Drug Cartel Members in Nayarit Capital of Tepic The Associated Press An alleged regional leader of the Beltran Leyva drug cartel and 12 accomplices have been killed in a clash with Mexican marines who poured gunfire into a house from a helicopter-mounted machine gun. |
10Feb2017 | 1,700-Year-Old Untouched Tomb Unearthed in Mexico Live Science A tomb was recently uncovered in Colima, Mexico that held bones and ancient figurines that dated to 1,700 years ago. |
10Feb2017 | Internal DHS Report Puts 'Wall' on U.S.-Mexico Border Cost at $21.6 Billion Common Dreams An internal report from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security puts the cost for President Donald Trump's proposed "wall" along the U.S.-Mexico border at up to $21.6 billion, far higher than the estimates put forth by Trump or Republican leadership. |
10Feb2017 | Human Rights Officials in Mexico Prepare for Possible U.S. Immigration Crackdown KPBS News Mexican human rights and immigration leaders met in Tijuana this week to discuss a change of strategy in response to an anticipated U.S. immigration crackdown. |
10Feb2017 | Wired-Up Roads Will Soon Charge Your Electric Car - While You're Driving The Conversation Battery-powered electric cars have a reputation for being too expensive and having too short a driving range. So how about recharging them without having to plug in a cable, while parking or even driving on the road? |
10Feb2017 | Other Countries Aim to Fill Aid Shortfall Caused by Reinstated Mexico City Policy NPR.org After President Trump blocked U.S. aid money from supporting any group that provides or "promotes" abortion in other countries, The Netherlands announced it would launch a fundraising initiative to support any affected organizations. Now, several other countries have signaled their participation. |
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