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Topic here in latvia — not least because 25% or more of your population is self—identified as ethnic russian, speaks russian as their first language, not latvian. this matters enormously to that russian population. are you offering, for example, no future temporary resident visas for russians in latvia? because your community of ethnic russians wants to know whether you are now saying "no more temporary resident visas". again, we have a large ethnic russian community in latvia, most of whom are latvian citizens, and none of this applies to them at all. what we will be stopping, or reversin...

Most of whom are latvian citizens, and none of this applies to them at all. what we will be stopping, or reversing the policy of the temporary residency permits, which the country has granted over the years — every five years, if you have such a permit, it can come up for re—evaluation. and the default process has been, it's ok unless there is a problem. and we're now simply changing it to, the default is "no," unless there is an exceptional reason to say "yes". so when the russian government accuses latvia of treating ethnic russians, russian language speakers in this country as second—...

The public is asked to comment on a study of Interstate 70, which is a re-evaluation of an Environmental Impact Statement completed in the mid-2000s.

Today's workforce is really unique. up ended by covid and its effect on the economy there are a lot of workers re-evaluating their roles and their worth. that may be why we're seeing unions make a comeback. amazon, starbucks, apple, they're seeing employees trying to unionize and in a lot of cases, they're trying to stop them. jason greer is with us now, a labor consultant and former field examiner with the nlrb. good to have you with us. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i'm wondering, since we mentioned covid, do you think that that was the ultimate juggernaut to all o...

There are over 330 people with staff and residents who currently have covid. in 2020 anonymous tip led to a discovery of a covid makeshift morgue overflowing with 17 bodies and this facility was hit with $220,000 in fines for failures in infection control practices. multiple families of residents who died here like dale and joseph are suing the facility for negligence. their lawyer says it is unbelievable the same owners are still in business. >> i think they should come in and shut it down. they need to shut those facilities down. and there needs to be a wholesale re-evaluation of now they ar...