Biden nem chegou a cumprir suas promessas anteriores e Trump deverá diminuir ainda mais o apoio dos EUA à Amazônia. https://t.co/2alc5KANk2, by @millernicholasg
Just a few years ago, stores required their customers to wear masks. Now some businesses are banning them.
My front-page story in @wsj last week ⬇️
https://t.co/Tz1x0sDUz0
Pro-Palestine groups had planned a silent demonstration, but students began shouting when Paxson said, “Sadly we can’t control what happens around the world and across the country. We’re powerless to do everything we’d like to do. But there’s so much that we are doing—”
At a vigil for a Brown University Palestinian student who was shot Saturday, students shouted Pres. Christina Paxson off the podium with calls for divestment in what was an unplanned disruption.
My latest in @thenation :
At a vigil for junior Hisham Awartani, student protesters called on Brown University to divest its endowment from companies that supply military equipment and weapons to Israel. “One of our classmates has been shot. What will it take for Brown to respond?”
https://t.co/OEwSfBmzuL
In hospitals with chronic understaffing, many #nurses burn out. They quit. They mourn the care they could have provided, & carry that grief home with them.
In response, more states are considering a controversial policy solution: minimum nurse-to-patient ratios.
My latest ⬇️
My cousin @HishamAwartani, a Palestinian student at @BrownUniversity has been shot walking with his friends for simply wearing a keffiyeh and speaking Arabic.
Dangerous and dehumanizing rhetoric regurgitated by US politicians and right wing pundits has consequences.
After occupying University Hall at Brown, all 20 protesters with Jews for Ceasefire Now were arrested and charged with trespassing. “These are kids. And this was a perfect example of a non-violent civil disobedience.”
https://t.co/Y0iJI06GyA
Gabe Amo is set to become Rhode Island’s first Black congressman. Now, his priorities will be protecting Medicare and Social Security, passing an assault weapons ban, deploying climate change mitigation policies, and more.
https://t.co/aVyfzSKXcG
Many believe public defenders are free for those who can’t afford an attorney. But it most states that’s not necessarily the case.
Read my new article in @thenation ⬇️
Approximately 40 states allow courts to charge for the use of a public defender, acting as an additional punishment for many who simply cannot afford to pay. Around 80 percent of defendants in the U.S. qualify for a court-appointed attorney.
https://t.co/lgHRa2kOQo
Appreciate Nicholas stopping by to talk with Dylan and I! The two of us are living out a pair of dreams this summer by calling @OfficialCCBL action and doing it together. From @NCTV78 to Orleans!
Read @millernicholasg’s piece ⬇️
Great story by @PtownIndie Summer Fellow Nicholas Miller on the @FirebirdsCCBL's incredible knack for bringing in top-tier broadcast interns, including Ian Nicholas and Dylan Pescatore this season. The duo adds tremendous colour to the @OfficialCCBL! https://t.co/C1SGGEfyRw
Claiming as alumni four of the last nine winners of @STAAtalent’s Jim Nantz Award, the @FirebirdsCCBL of the @OfficialCCBL have built a dynasty with their broadcasting internship program.
Read about the program’s success and this year’s commentators ⬇️
https://t.co/KZECXPYqMG
Beyond its physical revitalization, St. Augustine’s Church is developing educational and artistic projects to stay a monument to the history of the Afro-Caribbean population and a participant in the black community.
Nicholas Miller reports at https://t.co/xoZxdEvm7z. #CambMA
An especially dangerous batch of drugs laced with high concentrations of fentanyl is causing a spike in opioid deaths. City and health officials are refocusing efforts to handle the crisis.
@millernicholasg reports at https://t.co/rWvuA5WaeD. #CambMA#Somerville
The Cambridge electronic music scene pays a visit to Boston on Friday to feature in the Infrastructure Music Festival at Underground at Ink Block.
@Nicklemiller writes at https://t.co/7NOF6et1iz. #CambMA#CentralSQ#Somerville
A revamp of the region’s bus network proposed by the @MBTA would alter Cambridge’s transportation routes dramatically, and city leaders are unsure of the consequences.
@nicklemiller reports at https://t.co/IeswR6BWPp. #CambMA#Somerville
Residents engaged in a fiery back-and-forth Monday over the expanded hours of Memorial Drive closings and their effect on traffic, and city councillors agreed the Riverside neighborhood needed help with diverted traffic.
See https://t.co/3SrbV8GJKN. #CambMA#Somerville
Affordable housing took center stage at budget hearings Tuesday, with city councillors hoping to increase lower-income homeownership and worrying about even maintaining the status quo amid a change in leadership.
@nicklemiller reports at https://t.co/Er0b6GHA6e. #CambMA
Amid fears about the growing threat to gay and transgender rights posed in legislatures and courts, city councillors turned their attention Monday to supporting LGBTQ+ residents, approving three measures unanimously.
@nicklemiller reports at https://t.co/DoPpUdkJlR. #CambMA