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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 17/03/2026
Writer-producer Wendy Richardson said in 1969, students Victoria Foe, Barbara Hines, and Judy Smith wanted to help women get birth control but realized classmates wanted abortions The trio wanted to reach more women and challenged the Texas abortion law. Lone Star Three is available on Amazon Prime.
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Documentary explores Texas origins of Roe v. Wade
Roe v. Wade, the landmark case that legalized abortions in the U.S, originated in Texas in 1970. It eventually was heard by the Supreme Court and for 50 years, it
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 17/03/2026
El caso Roe v Wade, el hito judicial que legalizó el aborto en Estados Unidos, se inició en Texas en 1970. En el documental se entrevista a Barbara Hines y Victoria Foe; Judy Smith falleció en 2013. Durante la entrevista, Hines califica de “farsa y tragedia” que se haya derogado la ley del aborto.
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Documental explora orígenes del caso Roe v. Wade en Texas
El caso Roe contra Wade, el hito judicial que legalizó el aborto en Estados Unidos, se inició en Texas en 1970. Finalmente fue llevado ante la Corte Suprema y, durante
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 03/02/2026
As the government remains partially shut down over funding for the Department of Homeland Security, some Midwest advocates argued the moment is far greater than a budget battle but rather a fight for human dignity.
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DHS funding fight sparks human rights outcry
As the government remains partially shut down over funding for the Department of Homeland Security, some Midwest advocates argued the moment is far greater than a budget battle but rather
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 03/02/2026
NC students are taking voting into their own hands after the election board stripped their college of its early voting site. Protect Ours started at NC Ag and Tech State Uni, the state's largest historically Black college, to transport people to the polls for the state's upcoming primary election.
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NC students oppose election site changes, plan transportation to polls
North Carolina students are taking voting into their own hands after the election board stripped their college of its early voting site.Protect Ours is a movement started at North Carolina
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 03/02/2026
"We have more than 5,000 teachers becoming certified each year, but 8,000 teachers leaving," Kilbride reported. "We’ve been able to make up some of that difference with teachers who aren’t fully certified filling a lot of vacancies."
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Teacher turnover strains MI classrooms as state targets retention
Michigan is certifying more new teachers than at any point in the past decade, according to a new report, but high turnover continues to drain classrooms.The research comes from the
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 02/02/2026
As encounters with ICE continue to escalate, politicians and community organizers in Illinois and across the country are encouraging people to exercise their First Amendment rights to film the activity of federal agents. However, concerns remain about how effective those rights are.
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First Amendment protections tested amid immigration crackdown
As encounters with federal immigration agents continue to escalate, politicians and community organizers in Illinois and across the country are encouraging people to exercise their First Amendment rig...
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 02/02/2026
The federal immigration crackdown in Minnesota and the increasing national backlash against it produce a nonstop flow of news and social media posts and a journalism expert hopes news consumers do their part in letting the facts win the day.
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ICE crisis in MN presents new challenges in seeking facts
The federal immigration crackdown in Minnesota and the increasing national backlash against it produce a nonstop flow of news and social media posts and a journalism expert hopes news consumers
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 02/02/2026
Temporary Protected Status for Haitians is set to expire Feb. 3 unless a federal judge steps in. In Springfield, home to one of Ohio’s largest Haitian communities, families and support organizations say they’re bracing for immediate disruptions to work, housing, and family life.
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TPS set to expire Tuesday, Springfield Haitians brace for what’s next
Temporary Protected Status for Haitians is set to expire Feb. 3 unless a federal judge steps in.In Springfield, home to one of Ohio’s largest Haitian communities, families and support organizations
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 02/02/2026
Supporters said the requirement is meant to reduce uneven care between rural and urban hospitals across the state. Senate Bill 80 is sponsored by Sen. Stutts. Dr. Sean explained the bill is designed to ensure patients receive the same standard of care, no matter their ZIP code.
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AL bill seeks to standardize emergency room care statewide
A bill moving through the Alabama Legislature would require hospital emergency departments to have at least one physician physically on-site.Supporters said the requirement is meant to reduce uneven c...
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 02/02/2026
Indiana has excelled at getting students back to pre-pandemic reading levels. One program developed at the University of Notre Dame to train tutors might be part of the reason. The Tutor-ND program prepares Notre Dame students to tutor young people in the South Bend area.
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IN university works to improve literacy through tutor training
Indiana has excelled at getting students back to pre-pandemic reading levels. One program developed at the University of Notre Dame to train tutors might be part of the reason. In
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 02/02/2026
Some West Virginia lawmakers are proposing allocating $8 Million in emergency funding to Hancock County schools. It comes after the district announced last month it didn’t have the money to pay its teachers.
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WV school district struggles to pay its teachers
Some West Virginia lawmakers are proposing allocating $8 Million in emergency funding to Hancock County schools. It comes after the district announced last month it didn’t have the money to
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 02/02/2026
The Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University finds in metro areas with the most home construction and remodeling, immigrants are the main drivers of labor for the projects. In northern Virginia, two-thirds of construction trades workers are immigrants.
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Report: Immigrants a major force in Virginia home construction
Immigrants play an outsize role in homebuilding and remodeling across the Commonwealth, a role which will be affected by the Trump administration's push to reach
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 02/02/2026
Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics show the unemployment rate for Black women increased nearly 1.5% in 2025, including thousands in federal roles laid off due to budget cuts.
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Black women hit hard by job losses as federal DEI support weakens
Thousands of Black women in Pennsylvania and nationwide are facing unemployment amid the Trump administration's push to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion policies.Data from the Bureau of Labor...
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 02/02/2026
El incendio de Eaton arrasó Altadena hace aproximadamente un año, dejando propiedades contaminadas con sustancias tóxicas. Grupos locales continúan ayudando a las familias a recuperarse.
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A un año después del incendio de Eaton, organización sin fines de lucro de CA ayuda a las víctimas
El incendio de Eaton arrasó Altadena hace aproximadamente un año, dejando propiedades contaminadas con sustancias tóxicas. Grupos locales continúan ayudando a las familias a recuperarse. El incendio d...
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 26/01/2026
Minnesotans are coming to grips with another fatal shooting carried out by immigration officers and local voices said they are balancing grief with a strong will to keep defending the constitutional rights of their neighbors. Fatal shooting of Alex Pretti came two weeks after the Renee Good tragedy.
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'We're in a scary moment': Minnesotans process latest ICE shooting
Minnesotans are coming to grips with another fatal shooting carried out by federal immigration officers and local voices said they are balancing grief with a strong will to keep defending
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 26/01/2026
"We must understand that immigrant solidarity measures are core to protecting all Washingtonians' health, data and civil liberties," said Velasquez, "making this an agenda for every constituent – rural, urban, citizen and non-citizen."
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'Protecting democracy for all:' WA rallies for immigrants
The Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network hosted its ninth Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Day last week, drawing hundreds to Olympia to uplift immigrant communities and advance their legislative age...
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 26/01/2026
Haitians in America on temporary protected status argue they are only here to escape political instability and gang violence in their home country. If the judge allows the status to expire people believe it will be one of the next places that ICE will conduct another round of mass deportations.
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One day at a time: Haitians in Springfield wait on TPS ruling
By Daphne Duret for The Marshall Project.Broadcast version by Farah Siddiqi for Ohio News Connection reporting for the Marshall Project-Public News Service Collaboration Un jour à la fois. The French
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 26/01/2026
A new pilot program in Massachusetts aims to help residents with some college credits complete their certificate or degree.
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MA program supports 'Some College, No Credential' population
A new pilot program in Massachusetts aims to help residents with some college credits complete their certificate or degree.The reengagement effort offers direct student outreach and coaching to the mo...
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 26/01/2026
Maine was selected to join Jobs for the Future’s “Fair Chance to Advance” initiative, which aims to remove the discriminatory hiring practices and even legal restrictions limiting people’s job opportunities.
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ME joins national effort to grow work options for formerly incarcerated
The Maine Department of Corrections has joined a national effort to expand work opportunities for people after they are released from prison.The state is already considered a leader in providing
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 26/01/2026
"We have multiple recruiting offices in Mexico and they're having to have pretty robust extra conversations with these folks to convince them that it's safe to come back to the United States and they will not be deported," Ball pointed out. "Some of them are still choosing not to come."
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Florida farms squeezed by worker fear and new E-Verify mandate
Florida's farms and seasonal businesses, which lead the nation in using legal H-2A visa workers, face a new challenge.Industry leaders reported media coverage of immigration enforcement is creating fe...
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 26/01/2026
A federal judge has blocked one of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) actions against Minnesota that could have cut off the state’s food assistance program, as tensions between the state and federal government escalate.
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Turmoil in MN extends beyond ICE as feds eye food assistance
By Rebekah Alvey for Civil Eats.Broadcast version by Mike Moen for Minnesota News Connection reporting for the Solutions Journalism Network-Public News Service Collaboration A federal judge has blocke...
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 26/01/2026
According to U+ Education, bilingual children have enhanced cognitive development, improved problem solving, and higher academic performance. Global Prep Academy is Indiana’s only dual-language immersion charter school for kindergartners and middle schoolers.
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Bilingual curriculum preps IN youngsters for higher learning, workforce
Indiana’s high school class of 2025 recorded the highest graduation rate since 2022. One Indianapolis school is now preparing elementary and middle schoolers for a multicultural environment before the...
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 26/01/2026
Los habitantes de Minnesota están asimilando otro tiroteo mortal perpetrado por agentes federales de migración. Voces locales afirman que están equilibrando el dolor con la firme voluntad de seguir defendiendo los derechos constitucionales de sus vecinos y sus comunidades aledañas.
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'Estamos viviendo un momento aterrador': habitantes de Minnesota procesan último tiroteo de ICE
Los habitantes de Minnesota están asimilando otro tiroteo mortal perpetrado por agentes federales de migración. Voces locales afirman que están equilibrando el dolor con la firme voluntad de seguir de...
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 22/01/2026
A group of ICE agents has fanned out across Minnesota as the Trump administration tries to boost deportation. Their controversial arrests spark criticism of ICE tactics for civil rights violations. Republicans who back the operation have said it's community members who are making things dangerous.
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MN sociologist: Careful who you blame for ICE tensions
Widespread coverage of federal immigration enforcement in Minnesota might prompt assumptions about what's happening here. An expert on social behavior who's been following the neighborhood responses s...
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 21/01/2026
A professor is sounding the alarm on what he called the Trump administration’s authoritarian tactics to quell the press, free speech and other constitutional rights. Konstantin Zhukov, argued the FBI raid of a journalist’s home is not an isolated incident but part of an ongoing escalation.
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Midwest professor warns of rising authoritarian tactics in U.S.
A Midwest professor is sounding the alarm on what he called the Trump administration’s authoritarian tactics to quell the press, free speech and other constitutional rights, stressing everyone should ...
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 21/01/2026
Arkansas immigration advocates are preparing for restrictions on visas as State Department stops immigrant visas from 75 countries. The Trump admin claims immigrants from these countries are likely to require public assistance while living in the United States and extract wealth from American people
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AR immigration advocates address new visa rules
Arkansas immigration advocates are preparing for new restrictions on visas as the State Department stops processing immigrant visas for residents from 75 countries.The affected countries include Afgha...
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 21/01/2026
"Muchos de nuestros pacientes siempre han sabido que somos un recurso para actualizar sus métodos anticonceptivos, hacerse una prueba de VIH, una prueba de detección de infecciones de transmisión sexual o un examen anual en el que podemos detectar cáncer de cuello uterino, hipertensión y anemia.
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Planned Parenthood de TX continúa atendiendo a pacientes a pesar de recortes
A pesar de los recortes de financiación por parte del estado y del gobierno federal, se prevé que las clínicas de salud reproductiva de Planned Parenthood en todo Texas atiendan
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 21/01/2026
Sarah Wheat, chief external affairs officer for Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas, said "So many of our patients, know we’re a resource getting your birth control, getting an HIV test or STI screening, or that annual exam where we can screen you for cervical cancer and hypertension and anemia,"
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Planned Parenthood of TX continues to serve patients despite cuts
Despite funding cuts from the state and federal governments, Planned Parenthood reproductive health-care clinics across Texas are expected to serve more than 100,000 patients this year.Texas lawmakers...
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 20/01/2026
...organizations aiding survivors of sexual and domestic violence say fewer people are using their services. Nithya Badrinath, policy director for the nonprofit Jane Doe Inc., said the growing number of ICE agents in neighborhoods is keeping people home.
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Help for MA survivors of violence hindered by growing ICE presence
As Immigration and Customs Enforcement steps up enforcement in Massachusetts, organizations aiding survivors of sexual and domestic violence say fewer people are using their services.Undocumented immi...
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 20/01/2026
Administrators say the work-college model is designed to blend academics, job training, and affordability. James Anderson dean of the Work Education Program. They said the schools are strengthening a model that treats work not as a side job, but as a core part of a student’s education and formation.
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MO school shows how 'work-college' model cuts debt, builds careers
Only nine colleges nationwide belong to the federally-designated Work College Consortium, a group that requires all full-time students to work as part of their education. One of those schools is
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 20/01/2026
"Immigrants have come in to kind of fill the gap in a lot of ways, in a lot of communities" "When you see something like immigration coming down, what that said to me is that there will be less labor to kind of fill in this gap for these labor shortages, and less labor to replace labor that leaves"
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Report: MD metros rely heavily on immigrants for home construction
As President Donald Trump pushes a goal of negative net migration into the U.S., a new report found immigrants play an outsize role in homebuilding and remodeling.The report showed in
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 20/01/2026
Wisconsin families are among those feeling the pinch as energy prices continue to rise across the state. One of the latest polls showed Americans have real concerns about their utility bills, among other rising expenses.
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WI energy bills rise as Trump marks one year in office
On the one-year anniversary of President Donald Trump’s second term, advocates for clean energy and the environment are calling out the administration for failed promises to cut energy costs.Wisconsin...
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 20/01/2026
Federal officials, including Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, appeared on weekend national talk shows to defend ICE activity in Minnesota.
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Statewide strike encouraged in MN in response to ICE
With federal immigration agents showing no signs of leaving Minnesota, local organizers want to display a large sense of solidarity in condemning ICE enforcement.Major union partners are part of a
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 14/01/2026
"We are seeing a lot of fear and anger in our communities," he said, "and I think it is a time for us to come together as labor organizations and as communities to make sure that we are supporting the working people of not only Minnesota, but this country."
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MN union: ICE activity spreading fear among workers
Labor leaders in Minnesota say the surge of federal agents in and around Minneapolis and St. Paul is having a clear impact on workers.In recent days, social-media videos have circulated
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 14/01/2026
"If we're going to short these facilities and I don't have any support staff, and I'm one nurse and one CNA for 60 patients, that's not a safe environment," Dameron contended. "That's not worth my nursing license."
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'Not a safe environment': IL nurses reject nursing home rollbacks
Illinois nurses are sounding the alarm on the implications of a federal repeal reducing staffing requirements and care standards at nursing homes and long-term care facilities.The Department of Health...
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 14/01/2026
Inspired after a woman who did everything required to become a nurse, only to be blocked at the finish line "When it came time for her to get her nursing license" Rep. Reed said, "the state said, Thanks for paying taxes, but because you are not a U.S. citizen we will not license you to be a nurse."
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Missouri bill would open licensed careers to DACA recipients
A Missouri lawmaker is renewing an effort to allow people brought to the United States as children under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, to qualify for
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 13/01/2026
The Trump administration continues to defend its controversial immigration enforcement, along with the actions of the ICE agents involved in the Minneapolis shooting.
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ICE in Minnesota: Rural town waits with worry
Minnesota leaders are now suing the federal government over the large deployment of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to the state and the concern is not just felt in the
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 13/01/2026
New Mexico taxpayers will get less money for education, health care, infrastructure and other priorities from the recent sale of oil and gas leases on federal lands thanks to President Donald Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill Act."
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NM loses $110M after feds roll back royalties on oil and gas leases
New Mexico taxpayers will get less money for education, health care, infrastructure and other priorities from the recent sale of oil and gas leases on federal lands thanks to President
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 13/01/2026
In 2025, the median cost of center-based infant care was nearly $14,000 a year, more than instate tuition at any of Tennessee’s public universities.
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Report: One in five children in TN still lives in poverty
Tennessee's new
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 13/01/2026
Dennis Kellogg, a family farmer for more than 60 years, said one question keeps rising to the surface. "I have to ask the question, when is big, big enough?" Kellogg asked. "You see sales of our dairy, people going out of business, and yet these people continue to add more milking units, animals."
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As CAFO rules face appeal, small MI farmers fear being squeezed out
As 2026 begins, Michigan’s long-running fight over how large livestock operations handle manure is heading back to court.Communities like Gratiot County are weighing new and expanded concentrated anim...
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 13/01/2026
Zain Lakhani, director of migrant rights and justice, said deported parents are not being allowed to take their children with them or arrange child care. She pointed out under current U.S. immigration policy, ICE is supposed to give parents the opportunity to decide what happens to their children.
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Report: ICE violating deportation family separation policy
New research showed U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is violating its own policy by separating immigrant parents from their children during deportation actions in Colorado and across the count...
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 13/01/2026
La Universidad Warren Wilson, situada en la parte occidental del estado, forma parte del Work Colleges Consortium, que ofrece a los estudiantes diversas oportunidades para participar en programas de trabajo.
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Consorcio universitario ofrece a estudiantes experiencia laboral en el mundo real
Los estudiantes pueden adquirir experiencia laboral mientras cursan sus estudios, si se inscriben en una de las universidades que forman parte de un consorcio nacional, entre los que se incluye
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 12/01/2026
Detroit teachers are pushing for the release of immigrant students from Michigan – many of them minors – who are being held by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Kristen Schoettle, a teacher at Western International High School, said the effect on students has been immediate and traumatic.
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Detroit educators fight for release of students held by ICE
Detroit teachers are pushing for the release of immigrant students from Michigan – many of them minors – who are being held by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.Some were sent
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 12/01/2026
Democrat Renee Hardman, who won with nearly 72% of the vote, ran on a campaign of making housing and healthcare more affordable, and addressing livable wages for Iowans.
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Iowa voters elect first Black woman to state Senate
Despite what some perceived as a move to suppress voting in a special election, Iowans have elected the first Black female to the state Senate.Republicans were hoping to regain a
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 12/01/2026
New Mexico will maintain its full childhood vaccine schedule, despite rollbacks by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Miranda Durham, said New Mexico will stick with the 30-year-old, evidence-based vaccination schedule.
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NM sticks with 'evidence-based' childhood vaccination schedule
New Mexico will maintain its full childhood vaccine schedule, despite rollbacks by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.The state Health Department's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Miranda Dur...
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 12/01/2026
The latest "America After 3 p.m." survey from the Afterschool Alliance shows parents of nearly 5.7 million Black children nationwide want them in an after-school program, but only about 1.3 million are enrolled – leaving around three in four Black children whose parents want care but lack access.
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OH Black families face gaps in after-school access, new report finds
A new national survey finds Black families face the highest level of unmet demand for after-school programs on record. Ohio program leaders said the data reflect daily realities in communities
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 12/01/2026
Si las personas desean regresar al programa original de Medicare, pueden considerar un programa Medigap que cubra los gastos de bolsillo.
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Período de gracia de Medicare Advantage disponible en CA y todo el país
Los californianos que tienen problemas con sus planes de Medicare Advantage aún pueden cambiarlo, gracias a un período de gracia de tres meses que va de enero a marzo. Sin
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 07/01/2026
In a YouGov survey, 36% of respondents consider the United States to be at war with Venezuela, while 35% don't see it that way.
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SD expert helps make sense of U.S. military action in Venezuela
Demonstrations continue to unfold around the country following United States military action in Venezuela. A South Dakota expert weighs on the legality of what happened as the public tries to
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 07/01/2026
The Trump administration has now filed lawsuits against 18 mostly Democrat-led states, demanding access to voter registration lists, including driver’s license information and partial Social Security numbers.
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Voting rights groups brace for more federal interventions in 2026
Voting-rights groups say they’re bracing for continued attacks on state elections in 2026.The Trump administration has now filed lawsuits against 18 mostly Democrat-led states, demanding access to vot...
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Public News Service Español @pnsespanol.bsky.social · 07/01/2026
The report finds California health-care plans need to do a better job of ensuring childhood preventive screenings to detect delayed development. The data also show that instability in the foster-care system continues to spur low graduation rates and low test scores in reading, science, and math.
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CA scores poorly on many issues in 2026 Children’s Report Card
California continues to lag behind other states on many issues affecting child well-being, according to the new 2026 Children’s Report Card, out today.Researchers from the nonprofit Children Now looke...
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