• Published

  March 3, 2021
  

  Lawmakers want to ban trans girls in sports without citing local examples

  Legislators in more than 20 states have introduced bills this year that would ban transgender girls from competing on girls’ sports teams in public high schools

• Published

  March 3, 2021
  

  Fewer Americans are earning less than $15 an hour; Black and Hispanic women make up a bigger share of them

  Before the novel coronavirus sent millions of low earners into unemployment, 1 in 3 workers earned less than $15 an hour.

• Published

  March 2, 2021
  

  Six Dr. Seuss books won’t be published for racist images

  The business that preserves and protects Dr. Seuss’ legacy has announced it will stop publishing six titles because of racist and insensitive imagery

• Published

  March 1, 2021
  

  To selfie or not to selfie? Why the joy of getting vaccinated is drawing backlash

  People are divided over “vaccine selfie” etiquette, but health experts think they are a good thing.

• Published

  March 1, 2021
  

  How would COVID-19 vaccine makers adapt to variants?

  COVID-19 vaccines appear to be working against today’s variants, but companies are making plans to update their shots if needed

• Published

  February 28, 2021
  

  Biden’s claim that with a $15 minimum wage, ‘the whole economy rises’

  Biden is bullish on a big increase in the minimum wage, but economists are sharply divided on the impact on jobs.

• Published

  February 28, 2021
  

  How Black cartographers put racism on the map of America

  Mapping is one way African Americans fight for equality and help each other navigate a racially hostile landscape.

• Published

  February 28, 2021
  

  Lawyers who were ineligible to handle serious criminal charges were given thousands of these cases anyway

  In the only state with no public defenders, people charged with murder and other serious crimes can get assigned attorneys who are legally ineligible to take on their cases. The state claims it was unaware.

• Published

  February 24, 2021
  

  Timeline: How local governments in Maine resist the state’s mask mandate

  Local resolutions have been proposed that oppose the statewide mask mandate.

• Published

  February 23, 2021
  

  Tiger Woods seriously injured in Los Angeles car crash

  Woods shattered the tibia and fibula bones of his lower right leg in multiple locations. Those injuries were stabilized with a rod in the tibia. Additional injuries to the bones in the foot and ankle required screws and pins. Police say there is no evidence Woods was impaired.

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