24Oct2017 | Here’s How Green Energy Can Create Millions of Jobs Fusion Republicans often target clean energy policies as “job killers.†But are they really? Not at all, says Robert Pollin, professor of economics at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. |
24Oct2017 | Government Comes Out Swinging Against Texas’ Anti-Immigrant Legislation Splinter News The government of Mexico has added its voice to the ongoing fight against Texas’ SB4 law—the law that targets sanctuary cities and immigrant communities across the state. |
24Oct2017 | Is the Impact of Drug-Related Violence in Mexico Similar to War Zones? InSight Crime The impact that drug-related violence has on citizens in Mexico is similar to what people living through war experience, according to the president of the Red Cross, in a controversial comparison that has been made before. |
24Oct2017 | Tulum Festival Comunite Announces Its 2018 Lineup Resident Advisor Mexico’s Comunite Festival will return to the Yucatan Peninsula for another day-long event on January 5th, 2018, taking place across multiple stages over the course of just under 24 hours. |
24Oct2017 | Scientists Say That Mexican Capital Is Sinking Rapidly BERNAMA The Mexican capital is sinking rapidly and irregularly, creating fractures on the soil, according to studies carried out by experts from the National Autonomous University of Mexico. |
24Oct2017 | Pollution Bigger Killer Than War, Tobacco, and Various Diseases Combined Common Dreams Pollution kills 9 million people per year. That’s more than the number of deaths caused by tobacco, three times as many deaths caused by AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria combined, and 15 times as many deaths caused by war and other violence. |
24Oct2017 | The American Reporter Who Rode with Mexican Revolutionary Leader Pancho Villa Ozy There was a revolution going on in Mexico, just south of the American border. Fearful U.S. journalists covered the war from the sidelines. Enter John “Jack†Reed, a 26-year-old Harvard graduate and aspiring journalist whose desire for adventure outweighed his fear of death. |
24Oct2017 | Taxi Service Improves Female Safety in Mexico City Al Jazeera English In Mexico City, women regularly face threats and assaults when they use taxis. There has also been an increase in the number of murders of women by male drivers working for ride-hailing services. But one new taxi app is trying to improve safety by only hiring female drivers. |
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