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Immigrant alliance in central Mississippi voices concerns over immigration issues Share Updated: 6:17 PM CDT Apr 22, 2021 Share Updated: 6:17 PM CDT Apr 22, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript the immigrant alliance for Justice and Equity here in Mississippi held two events today, one and ken and the other here in downtown Jackson. Their goal was to address a number of issues the Hispanic and immigrant communities are facing here in the state that includes a pathwa...

The projection for inflation in  2021 is only 2.24%, which is not outside of the normal yearly inflation rates. According to Kendall, though inflation has not increased by any extremes over the past 40 years, future retirees should still take inflation seriously when planning their investment portfolio. You need to think, “How much will a 2021 U.S. dollar be worth in 2050?” Let’s use someone’s retirement account as an example. If someone has saved enough to spend $50,000 a year for the...

S.F. school board sued over controversial change to Lowell High School admissions policy FacebookTwitterEmail Lowell High School is seen in San Francisco, Calif. on Monday, Feb 1, 2021.Marlena Sloss / Special to The Chronicle Opponents of the move to end merit-based admissions at the academically elite Lowell High School are suing the San Francisco school board, claiming it violated the state’s open meetings law when it voted in February to accept any student who wins a lottery to attend. The...

Call of Duty’s  free-to-play game  Warzone launched a year ago with a thunderous response in culture. When friends could no longer meet in person, they met up in  Warzone, and the community is bigger and more inclusive than ever. Now with squads re-connected, friend groups continue to come together to enjoy  Warzone like never before. In 2021,  Warzone continues to have an enormous impact on pop culture, and this week kicks off a massive community celebration for players, as Warzone ...

Justice bills aimed at reducing racial inequality in CT DAVE COLLINS, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Connecticut lawmakers are looking to reduce racial inequalities in the states criminal justice system and curb gun violence through several bills that have been approved by legislative committees this year. The proposals include erasing many criminal convictions that disproportionately affect Black and Hispanic residents compared with whites; attempting to make j...

Psycho Bunnyis setting the tone of Summer ’21 with rich sophisticated colors that take you from workday to weekend in their newest collection drop.  Keeping up with the latest trends the brand is presenting a collection of tie-dye. From shirts to swim trunks, their fun take on this style that keeps making a comeback makes it fresh and exciting. The brand was born for those who wear their personality on their sleeves and their individuality on their collars. In a sea of sameness, they make c...

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The unique circumstances surrounding Derek Chauvins trial in George...

Latino leaders use food pantry to get community members vaccinated Share Updated: 6:27 PM CDT Apr 21, 2021 Share Updated: 6:27 PM CDT Apr 21, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript THANKS SCOTT. SO WHICH IOWANS ARE GETTING VACCINATED 56% ARE FEMALE AND TWO AND A QUARTER PERCENT OF THOSE GETTING VACCINATED ARE LATINO OR HISPANIC THE US CENSUS SAYS THAT GROUPS MAKE MAKES UP OVER 6% OF IOWA’S POPULATION LEADERS IN THE DES MOINES LATINO COMMUNITY ARE HELPING TAKE THE VA...

The Latest: Australia reducing flights from India The Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail 8 1of8Relatives of a COVID-19 victim react outside the Lok Nayak Jaiprakash Narayan COVID-19 hospital in New Delhi, India, on Wednesday, April 21, 2021. ndia reported a global record of more than 314,000 new infections Thursday as a grim coronavirus surge in the worlds second-most populous country sends more and more sick people into a fragile health care system critically short of hospital b...

Share this article NEW YORK, April 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --  We hated to admit that we could never drink safely.  But in A.A. we finally gave up trying to control our drinking.  What once had felt like a "solution" to our problems had become a "problem" beyond what we could ever have imagined. And often we were the last to know. We discovered that we had an illness called alcoholism - often referred to by the medical community as "Alcohol Use Disorder." Download the Meeting Guide app to fin...