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Lawsuits follow ICE policy barring international students who are taking online classes
According to The Chronicle of Higher Education, more than half of the universities are planning for in-person teaching for next semester.
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Black Lives Matter painted in front of Trump Towers
Among the painters, the de Blasio, his wife, and Rev. Al Sharpton, a prominent voice in the fight against police brutality and systemic oppression.
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Overseas Singaporeans have pandemic obstacles to voting
Many have to brave the pandemic, travel to a different state, or even country, serve a 28-day quarantine to make their ballot count.
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Criminologists question what it means to “defund the police”
Cutting down community police interactions and replacing them with neighborhood vigilantes is risky.
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Dengue outbreak could be a greater threat than covid in Singapore
An after dinner walk in nature is the only outdoor activity for many during a Covid-19 lockdown. For literature teacher, […]
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Beijing reopens as the second wave of coronavirus dies down
People gather in shopping centers, dance in parks, and cram into subways during rush hours.
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Protests continue on Independence Day
Protestors burnt textbooks and demanded history to be rewritten
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Los Angeles activists take to the streets again
They demanded justice for Alex Flores, a 34-year-old Latino who was killed by police last November.
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Staten Island city council candidate canvasses the black community on eve of Independence Day
As he knocked on doors, searching for votes, Richards told African American and African residents that over policing is impacting negatively the community.
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Rail travel in China is popular during the pandemic and filled with safety measures
But the pandemic has altered what train travel looks like.