Monday May 23<em>12:00 PM (PacificTime)</em>

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Monday May 2312:00 PM (PacificTime)

Overdose Deaths Hit Record. A record 107,000 people died of a drug overdose in the US last year. The overdoses with fentanyl and other opioids are expected to escalate and the nation’s drug epidemic to deepen. Photo: Michael Nuccitelli, Psy.D. via flickr

Tuesday May 24<em>12:00 PM (PacificTime)</em>

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Tuesday May 2412:00 PM (PacificTime)

Immigration Edition. As early voting begins in the primaries in Georgia and New Mexico, Republican candidates heighten the role of National Guard troops at the US-Mexico border. Also, as the first national elections since the January 6 insurrection are underway, civil rights groups warn social media giants to combat election disinformation in their platforms. Photo: Joel Rivera-Camacho via Unspalsh

Wednesday May 25<em>12:00 PM (PacificTime)</em>

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Wednesday May 2512:00 PM (PacificTime)

Facing a Wildfire Insurance Crisis. As more wildfires hit the West harder, survivors who lost their homes are finding insurance coverage and emergency aid is not enough to rebuild after the wildfire. Photo: State Farm via flickr

Thursday May 26<em>12:00 PM (PacificTime)</em>

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Thursday May 2612:00 PM (PacificTime)

COVID Precautions During New Surge. National health officials are warning against Covid-19 fatigue amid a rising wave of infections and hospitalizations. In this edition, a medical expert answers common questions. Photo: naipo.de via Unspalsh

Friday May 27<em>12:00 PM (PacificTime)</em>

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Friday May 2712:00 PM (PacificTime)

Mexico Edition. In an effort to shield Mexico from rising food prices, President López Obrador announced a new plan for the nation’s agriculture. Instead of boosting ag business, he is proposing to help farmers produce locally Photo: lopezobrador.org.mx

Edición Semanaria (Weekly Edition)

20 May, 2022

*After Massacre in Buffalo, Congress Considers Bill on Domestic Terrorism
*Colorado Legislature Sides with Communities Polluted by Oil Refinery
*Oregon Primaries Favor the State’s First Latina in Congress

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Lucy Molina, Aracely Navarro y Olga González.

Colorado Legislature Sides with Communities Polluted by Oil Refinery

20 May, 2022

Latino residents of two highly polluted neighborhoods in the city of Denver, Colorado, have won another battle in their long fight to hold accountable an oil refinery that has been operating in the area for more than a century.

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Congresista estatal Andrea Salinas gana elecciones primarias en Oregon por el 6to Distrito. Foto: https://sjoregon.org

Oregon Primaries Favor the State’s First Latina in Congress-

20 May, 2022

In this week’s state primary in Oregon, state legislator Andrea Salinas clinched the Democratic nomination in the battle for the newly formed 6th Congressional District. Salinas defeated a well-funded challenger backed by the Democratic establishment.

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La legisladora demócrata Verónica Escobar encabezó el debate para aprobar una ley antiterrorista tras la masacre de Bufalo. Foto: José López Zamorano.

After Massacre in Buffalo, Congress Considers Bill on Domestic Terrorism

20 May, 2022

After Massacre in Buffalo, Congress Considers Bill on Domestic Terrorism – Days after the massacre in an African-American neighborhood in Buffalo, New York, the House of Representatives approved a bill aimed at preventing domestic terrorism.

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