College athletes call on NCAA to pull events from states with anti-trans bills
The news comes as states across the country have introduced anti-trans legislation.
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Armed Services leaders call for "drawdown" of Capitol Guard troops in Washington
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin this week approved for guardsmen to remain on Capitol Hill through May 23.
Labor targets Amazon as a union foothold in the South
Amazon campus in Alabama hosts a union vote by 6,000 workers that could change the retail giant and even the South itself.
Hollywood loses out on $10B annually by undervaluing Black projects: study
"Fewer Black-led stories get told, and when they are, these projects have been consistently underfunded and undervalued, despite often earning higher relative returns than other properties," the study's authors wrote.
Farmers of color receive billions in latest stimulus package
Emergency Relief for Farmers of Color Act will free growers from their loans with the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
New York City moves to end solitary confinement in jails
"All they did was change the name," said the sister of Layleen Xtravaganza Polanco, a 27-year-old woman who died in solitary confinement in Rikers Island jail.
When can Americans go back to concerts and travel? Soon, Wall Street bets
Stock analysts are optimistic that the curtain is rising again for many U.S. businesses shut down by COVID-19.
Vaccine hesitancy has decreased, survey shows
The Edelman Trust Barometer poll, released Friday, indicates that people have become less hesitant about vaccines in recent months, but Black and Hispanic people say they still face barriers to access.
Man charged in pipe bomb explosion that injured 1
Clayton Alexander McCoy, 30, of Chesterland, Ohio, allegedly left a pipe bomb at the home of his friend's boyfriend a month after the woman expressed she was not interested in him romantically, prosecutors said.
Ulta halts ad spending at Teen Vogue amid racist-tweets uproar
Retailer's advertising on Conde Nast website "paused" amid outcry over anti-Asian tweets by fashion site's new editor.
The stimulus bill's target: Working and middle-class families
About half of spending will directly aid U.S. households, ranging from $1,400 checks to more generous food-stamp payments.
Expert gives financial advice to women hit hard by COVID-19
CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger said that as those stimulus checks arrive, it is essential for women struggling to save the money or use it for essentials.
Biden administration set to issue $1,400 stimulus payments
President Joe Biden signs $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package into law. Here's what you need to know.
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Dr. Marcella Nunez-Smith and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio appear on Sunday's "Face the Nation"
Amazon says it has chosen not to sell books that frame LGBTQ+ as illness
The company announced the decision after a group of Republican senators questioned why they had removed a book about transgender identification.
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Trump says Iran war at "status quo," warns U.S. "locked and loaded"
Top lawyer in DOJ's Civil Division is latest in string of resignations
Trump admin. proposes stricter unemployment work search rules
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U.S. Marshals official sidelined over alleged racist incident, sources say
Fraternity suspended after video shows men on fire
Russell Brand sentenced to over 10 years for rape and sex assault
NASA is recruiting new astronauts. Here are the qualifications.
Supreme Court allows border wall construction in Big Bend region
