SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Juez federal ordena al gobierno de Trump cesar despliegue de Guardia Nacional de California en Los Ángeles. … [Read more...] about Juez federal ordena al gobierno de Trump cesar despliegue de Guardia Nacional de California en Los Ángeles
Los combates en Congo y en la frontera de Camboya y Tailandia amenazan dos acuerdos de paz de Trump
Por MATTHEW LEE WASHINGTON (AP) — Al menos dos de varios acuerdos destinados a poner fin a conflictos globales que el presidente Donald Trump ha elogiado como evidencia de su destreza negociadora están en problemas y en riesgo de colapsar. Menos de una semana después de que República Democrática del Congo y Ruanda firmaran un acuerdo en presencia de Trump en Washington, que … [Read more...] about Los combates en Congo y en la frontera de Camboya y Tailandia amenazan dos acuerdos de paz de Trump
Editorial: When young women would prefer to move abroad, America’s future is at risk
You could field a 16-inch softball league with the celebrities who’ve threatened to leave the U.S. if their presidential pick wasn’t elected in recent years. What’s more striking today is that it isn’t only the Hollywood set floating the idea of relocating. Increasing numbers of ordinary Americans — especially younger women — say they’re thinking about moving abroad, not … [Read more...] about Editorial: When young women would prefer to move abroad, America’s future is at risk
Editorial: Why we continue to support, and worry about, community violence intervention in Chicago
Chicago is at the forefront nationally of a highly promising method of reducing gun violence that doesn’t rely on arrests, prosecutions and incarcerations. Community violence intervention is a multipronged anti-violence strategy. It employs “violence interrupters,” also referred to as “peacekeepers,” to defuse arguments that can turn quickly into shootings and killings in … [Read more...] about Editorial: Why we continue to support, and worry about, community violence intervention in Chicago
Edward Keegan: Frank Gehry’s generous and democratic architecture
I first met Frank O. Gehry, who died Dec. 5 at his California home, in November of 1982 when I was an undergraduate architecture student at the University of Virginia. He was known at the time for his own home in Santa Monica — a roller coaster of a design that slashed plywood, corrugated metal and chain link through the carcass of a modest traditional bungalow. Assuming that … [Read more...] about Edward Keegan: Frank Gehry’s generous and democratic architecture