#social-issues

#social-issues

Despite receiving substantial oil royalties, Presidente Kennedy and Campos dos Goytacazes still grapple with poor sanitation, inadequate healthcare, and a lack of infrastructure.

The photographs in U.S. Route 1 resist nostalgia, focusing instead on the contradictions and tensions of contemporary American life during a politically fractured era.

The harvest season ends in the circular wheat fields of Altnova and Gozlu in the Kadnhan district.

California has no racial or ethnic majority due to its diversity, with Latinos (40%), Whites (34%), Asians (16%), and Blacks (6%). State officials must combat federal policies that threaten civil rights.

Robert F. Kennedy's movement must prioritize addressing serious mental illness to effectively advance its objectives and provide comprehensive solutions for affected individuals.

"I'm going to pick my husband," Arthur Gourounlian says. "That man can do anything and can handle any conversation with whoever it is. I think I will definitely sign him up for it: 'Brian to be the next president of Ireland.' He'd be the perfect candidate. I'll be more than happy to be the First Husband."

Taxing all UK citizens on their global income and treating all owners of UK residential property as domiciled in the UK for tax purposes could reduce tax avoidance.

"We propose to create a lively village that reinterprets the diverse texture of the neighborhood, by combining supportive housing and resident amenities with community and public space."

"It is important to me to have a connection with my subjects. The connection helps me to intuitively move through the process. I combine these photographs with found images to create an initial collage and then I sit with it for months, or years, changing and manipulating it over time."

Black Americans have faced constant racism and animosity since the first Africans were brought to North America by 17th-century Europeans. Progress has been excruciatingly slow ever since, and it seems only to be getting slower.

"I'm gonna vote no, there's no drama, we know the votes are going to go."

In a city where nothing is more important than 'innovation', Augie, a son of immigrants, dedicates himself to helping neighbors navigate underfunded systems.

The latest move to restrict cannabis use comes amid wider political turmoil in Thailand. Last week the Bhumjaithai Party withdrew from the government's ruling coalition due to its mishandling of a border conflict with Cambodia.

Placing graffiti intended to intimidate by use of Nazi symbols on private property is now a felony. This marks a significant change in legislation against hate symbols.

Caregiving represents an unseen but critical component of the economy, facing a crisis that demands attention and innovative solutions.

The Independent continues its mission of providing accessible, quality journalism on pressing issues from reproductive rights to climate change, ensuring a diverse representation of voices.

In a tense scene, police pointed their guns at protesters, resulting in the tragic shooting of 22-year-old Jonah Kariuki, who was targeted at close range.

Rosie Jones' new series "Pushers" aims to depict the struggles of being a disabled, working-class person in today's society, emphasizing the reality behind humor.

The mother of Michael Elliott, accused of rioting in Ballymena, argues that the violence is not racially motivated, emphasizing community concerns over political neglect.