Haphazard Pesticide Enforcement Puts Farmworkers in California at Risk
Serious health and safety violations are penalized differently across counties, and regulatory actions are enforced inconsistently. By Robert J. Lopez Photography
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Campaign: Illinois residents urged to buy Latino to build America
By Judith Ruiz-Branch • Illinois News Connection During Hispanic Heritage Month, leaders wanting to expand the economic power of Latino
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Indiana professor: ‘Press access fight matters to Hoosiers’
By Joe Ulery • Indiana News Service An Indiana journalism professor said the Trump administration’s decision to deny White House
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High Indiana electric rates fuel scrutiny of utility CEO pay
By Joe Ulery • Indiana News Service High electric rates in Indiana are putting utility profits and executive pay under
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On Labor Day, poll shows union support hits 25-year high
By Judith Ruiz-Branch • Illinois News Connection As the nation takes a step back to appreciate labor history on Sept.
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Indiana law targets employers hiring undocumented workers
By Joe Ulery • Indiana News Service Indiana’s new FAIRNESS Act gives the state authority to investigate businesses accused of
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18 Months in Detention and Still Fighting for Medical Help
Locked up after living in L.A., an immigrant has suffered rectal bleeding for months. “Sometimes I think they want to
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Faith leaders celebrate release of detainee held in Indiana jail
By Joe Ulery • Indiana News Service A Muslim leader from Milwaukee is back home after spending nearly three months
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Detractores del dictamen del Tribunal Supremo: “Se ha abierto la veda contra los beneficiarios del TPS”
Por Mike Moen • Public News Service Los líderes de los derechos civiles condenan una sentencia del Tribunal Supremo de
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Opponents of SCOTUS opinion: ‘It’s open season on TPS holders’
By Mike Moen • Public News Service Civil rights leaders are condemning a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that clears the
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