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Latino Households Have Seen Their Wealth Grow, But Many Still Remain in Debt

Latinos increased their wealth by 42% between 2019 and 2021; however, one in seven Latino households remain in debt

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7 in 10 U.S. adults consider themselves spiritual

Although Americans have grown less likely to identify with an organized religion in recent decades, Pew Research has found many say they are spiritual in some way.

WEKU

When it Comes to AI, Are We Putting the Cart Before the Horse?

Verance’s announcement of watermarking to fight deepfakes raises a troubling question

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Latinos Increased Wealth During Covid By 42%, Remain Below Average Net Worth in U.S.

Latinos increased their wealth between 2019 and 2021 by 42%, but their net worth remains substantially than American Households.

Latin Times

"Democrats Have Become Much More Supportive than Republicans of the Government Restricting False Information Online"

So reports a new Pew Research poll; the view that "The U.S. government should take steps to restrict FALSE information online, even if it limits people from freely publishing or accessing information" polled at 37%-60% (i.e., mostly against) with Republicans, and 40%-57% with Democrats in 2018 (no statistically significant difference…

Reason

This July 4th, our nation needs freedom from unfettered gun violence

According to a new Pew Research Center poll, some two-thirds of Americans expect gun violence to get worse over the next five years. Is that surprising, when our nation has experienced over 300 mass shootings already this year?

Chicago Sun-Times

Chase Bank Reports Duplicate Zelle Payments Glitch

Chase bank confirmed customer complaints about a Zelle payments glitch registering duplicate transactions.

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What to Look Out for Using Digital Payments Like Venmo and Zelle

More and more Americans have abandoned paper money and coins, but there are risks to using peer-to-peer digital payments.

Kiplinger

Spat Among Tennessee Lawmakers Illustrates a National Urban-Rural Divide

Decentralizing power is better than trying to jam one vision down the throats of the unwilling.

Reason

After Ardern, Marin and Sturgeon, is female representation in politics going backwards?

The growth in the number of female leaders has plateaued around the world, while representation in national parliaments remains static

The Guardian - AU

Why have young men fallen out of love with romantic relationships?

Men aren’t naturally stoic: they’re just taught from a young age that emotions are for girls – and then people wonder why young men are so lonely

The Guardian - US

Millennials want to be involved parents

A new Pew Research study reveals surprising generational divides in parenting

Salon

‘Latinx’ banned on government documents by this Republican governor. Here’s why

In one of her first orders of business, new Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders banned the term “Latinx” from state documents, marking a new battle in the culture war over the gender-neutral term.

Tribune News Service

God and guns often go together in US history – this course examines why

Uncommon Courses is an occasional series from The Conversation U.S. highlighting unconventional approaches to teaching.

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On the ballot in the US midterms: Economy

Rampant inflation and high interest rates have made the economy a pressing poll issue.

Salon

What pollsters learned from 2020 failure

Are election polls even worth the bother?

The Conversation

With memories of embarrassments still fresh, election pollsters face big tests in 2022 midterm elections

When it became clear his poll had erred in the 2021 New Jersey governor’s race, Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute, acknowledged:

The Conversation

More young voters could come out to vote in November, sparked by abortion and other hot political issues

The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn the constitutional right to abortion has far-reaching personal and political implications and may help decide the midterm elections in November 2022.

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Chicago Sun-Times

Now is the time to close the Latino digital divide

Only 67% of Hispanic adults reported owning a computer and only 65% said they have internet service at home. The federal Affordable Connectivity Program is underutilized, but that’s a problem we can solve.

Salon

Majority support abortion staying legal

While 61% of Americans support access to abortion, that will likely not matter when it comes to the Supreme Court

The Conversation

Most people support abortion staying legal, but that may not matter in making law

The Supreme Court is set to soon rule on the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health case, nearly one month after a leaked draft majority opinion showed the court might uphold a Mississippi law that bans abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy.

Axios

Diversity of Asian Americans shatters the "model minority myth"

Their experiences in America are starkly different depending on their origins.

Tribune News Service

No more gender pay gap? Young women earn more than men in Sacramento. Here’s why

The Sacramento, California region is one of the few places in the country where women under 30 earn more money than men, bucking the gender wage gap trend that remains pervasive across the United States.

Inverse

Tesla Solar Roof: 1 year on, an owner reveals what it’s really like to live on solar

Tomas Nochta is the latest in a line of satisfied customers. Here's what you need to know about owning the Tesla Solar Roof, Elon Musk's product designed to make roofs come alive.

Tribune News Service

Stuart Rothenberg: New polls confirm Democratic problems for November

The recently released March 7-13 Pew Research Center survey and the March 18-22 NBC News poll paint a grim picture for Democrats. Even worse for the president’s party, they offer little reason to believe that things will improve for Democrats before the November midterm elections.

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