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The Tragic Paradox of Venezuelans in the U.S.: ICE Shoots One of Their Own as Chavista Delcy Rodríguez Arrives in New York

Venezuelan delivery driver Wilber Rafael Garcés Pérez was shot and detained in Austin while Rodríguez, now Washington's recognized partner in Caracas, arrived for the U.N. General Assembly and a meeting with Trump. Neither administrations are addressing the situation of the Venezuelan community in the U.S.

Latin Times

'Hispanic or Latino? Please, Just Call Me Mexican' : New Data Reveals How 70 Million Americans See Themselves

New Pew data: most of the record 70 million U.S. Hispanics skip the label "Hispanic," choosing their family's home country instead.

Latin Times

She Makes More Money Than He Does — Why Is That Still a Problem for Some Couples?

A woman earning more than her husband or partner can change far more than the number on a paycheck. It can challenge assumptions about who pays for dinner, who makes major financial decisions, who carries the household, and what each person contributes.

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Asian-American Voters Swung to Trump in 2024, and Nearly 70% of Them Now Disapprove of His Presidency

Asian-American voters and Trump approval have moved apart, so see how a 30% job rating, 90% turnout intent, and missing party contact frame the 3 November midterms.

International Business Times UK

Trump Says the US Is Respected Again and 'Everyone Stands Up' but Global Survey Finds Little Confidence

Donald Trump said America is respected again, but a Pew Research Center survey found median international confidence of 23% in his handling of world affairs across 36 countries.

International Business Times UK

‘It’s just straight bigotry’: wave of Islamophobic rhetoric looms over US midterm elections

As Muslims win historic victories, experts describe rise in anti-Islamic sentiment that rivals post-9/11 climate

The Guardian - US

"Bible Belt" oversimplifies the South

Beneath commonalities, religious life was divided by both race and class

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A journalist coined ‘the Bible Belt’ 100 years ago – it’s been oversimplifying the South ever since

“Look No Further!” a billboard on the side of the highway beckons, drawing my gaze toward the red cover of a Bible. “You Are Worthy of Redemption!”

The Conversation

Musk unleashes Tesla Cybercabs with no steering wheel or pedals onto US streets

Elon Musk sent dozens of self-driving Cybercabs missing steering wheels and brake pedals onto Austin, Texas, streets Thursday in a bet Americans will get over their fears of “no control” rides and hop inside

The Independent UK

6 in 10 Americans Call Themselves Working Class. Even Half of Upper-Income Adults Do.

Americans without four-year college degrees are considerably more likely to identify as working class.

International Business Times

As Latino Parents Struggle With Kids' Screen Time, Tech Companies Are Building New Digital Guardrails

Most parents of young children already have rules about screens, but relatively few say those rules are followed consistently. At the same time, smartphones, gaming systems, tablets and social media have become embedded in children's daily routines, leaving families searching for ways to manage not only how much time children…

Latin Times

Who’s Working Harder on Dating Apps? Men or Women?

Dating apps have created a strange little marketplace where one person can stare at a screen wondering why nobody is messaging, while another person wonders why the phone will not stop buzzing. So, who is actually working harder on dating apps, men or women? The honest answer depends on what…

Clever Dude

Your Adult Child Is Moving Back Home — Decide These Money Rules Before the Boxes Arrive

When an adult child asks to move back home, saying yes may feel like the easiest part of the conversation. The harder questions often involve money: Will they pay rent, buy groceries, cover utilities, or save toward moving out? Those details matter because an adult child moving back home can…

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Should Parents Charge Adult Kids Rent When They Move Back Home?

Moving back home as an adult is no longer unusual. In 2023, 18% of Americans ages 25 to 34 lived in a parent’s home, according to Pew Research Center, and housing costs, job changes, student debt, divorce, and saving for a home can all make returning to the family home…

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The Independent UK

More than a third of the internet is now being written with AI, study suggests

Research comes amid increasing fears of ‘dead internet theory’

International Business Times

Young Americans' AI Anxiety Keeps Growing. Unlike Older Adults, Their Concern Hasn't Leveled Off.

For the first time, a majority of U.S. adults under 30 say they are more concerned than excited about AI in daily life.

The Independent UK

Push to oust US ambassador from Canada expands - and ‘51st state’ could take up the issue in fall

Pew research shows only 35 percent of Canadians view the US as a reliable partner

Latin Times

Latino Voters Are 2026's Biggest Swing Bloc — And Neither Party Has Won Them Over

Affordability, not immigration, is driving 36 million Latino voters into swing territory ahead of a midterm that could hinge on three House seats.

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73 Moms Shared A Picture Each That Proves “Motherhood Is Easy”

“I don’t know how you do it.” I’ve said this to a friend of mine more times than I can count. She’s a full-time lecturer, has spearheaded several community projects, and somehow still finds time for an active social life—all while raising a feisty 5-year-old. Homemade cookies for school included.…

International Business Times UK

Seventy-One Per Cent of Catholics Say Trump Is 'Not Too' or 'Not at All' Religious in New Poll

Trump's 2024 Catholic support shows signs of strain, with approval ratings dropping among white and Hispanic Catholics.

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Small Claims Court Explained: Which Disputes Qualify and Which Don't

Small claims court settles money disputes under a set dollar limit. Here's which cases qualify, which don't, and why state caps vary so widely.

International Business Times

Most Americans Believe Trump Has The Wrong Priorities, Poll Shows. 7 in 10 Disapproved Of His Economic Performance

Most Americans believe President Trump has not put America first and that his policies have actually worsened economic conditions, according to several recent polls.

Latin Times

Canadians And Mexicans Now View China More Favorably Than The U.S. For The First Time In Nearly 20 Years - NEW POLL

For the first time in nearly two decades of polling, people in both Canada and Mexico view China more favorably than the United States, marking a dramatic shift in North American public opinion, according to a new Pew Research Center survey.

The Independent UK

The verdict is in: Canadians hate America thanks to Trump

Four out of five Canadians say they have no confidence in the U.S. under President Donald Trump’s leadership, with existing tensions expected to be exacerbated by latest tariffs

International Business Times

More Countries View China In A More Positive Light Than U.S. For The First Time In Decades, A New Poll Shows

China is now seen more positively in many countries of the world than the U.S., according to a new study.

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