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June 19, 2024
Agency. All right. Welcome to the san antonio book festival. This is the panel on spies like us. The nsa big brother and democracy. We ha i am the editor and chief of the san antonio current. And before we get started, i want to remind you all these books, great books. Spying on democracy and the family jewels will be for sale and heidi and john bill signing them after the session. I would introtruce heidi and john. Heidi boghosia is the executive director of the National Lawyers guild, a progre...
June 19, 2024
If we build our system for a universal system for all children. We want to be sure they are equitable from this opportunity. We want to be collective bringing together the citys Diverse Services and resources especially to up lift families voices creating a community of all the adults who care for and about Young Children. And as supervisor melgar mentioned, this is about being comprehensive taoism we too, we want to be sure we are taking the whole family approach and for all members who live in...
June 17, 2024
This president has been listening to the American People. Right now the outcome is still up in the air. We wont know until the vote. We are less than 90 minutes away from a nail biter of a senate vote on extending the Keystone Pipeline. Already passed by the house, Senate Approval would put a bill on the president s desk to vine or veto and while he indicated veto is likely it doesnt stop Mary Landriue to tell everyone within earshot that she is the likely key to the keystone even though the act...
February 14, 2022
Yemeni and international human rights organisations strongly condemn the Hadhramaut Province security authorities’ arbitrary arrest of journalist Hala Fouad Badawi. She has been imprisoned for more than a month.
December 22, 2020
Piracy and controversial copyright laws tucked inside COVID relief bill Illegally streaming pirated content for profit could land violators in prison for up to 10 years. Listen - 03:22 Cheriss May/Getty Images The new, $2.3 trillion spending bill just passed by Congress that includes $900 billion of coronavirus relief also contains a new law thatll punish piracy services that illegally stream large amou...