In the midst of a pandemic in which nearly 250,000 people have died, celebrations throughout Europe of International Workers’ Day,…
By G. Dunkel and Paddy Colligan The United States, even in the midst of a pandemic, doesn’t want to relax…
As of April 18, according to the African Centers for Disease Control, there were 21,990 cases of COVID-19 in Africa,…
At least 17 million workers in the United States lost their jobs from the second week of March to the…
Almost every media outlet in the United States carried the news: 3.28 million claims for unemployment insurance (UI) were made…
The predictions are grim, and the figures are totally misleading: As of April 5, 6 p.m., Haiti reported only 21…
New York On March 22, Education Week Magazine announced that 118,000 schools with 53.7 million students had been closed to…
Hundreds of thousands of people have been in the streets protesting for months. Transportation strikes have disrupted travel. Public opinion…
The constitutionally mandated State of the Union address opened Feb. 4 with the first of many boasts: “Jobs are booming,…
At the stroke of 11 p.m. on Jan. 31, Britain was no longer part of the European Union and free…