Young lawyers aid the poor in Washington
Washington lawyers are known for high hourly rates, but a handful of graduates from Georgetown Law pursue poverty law with fellowships that cover salaries and debt. Perot, 29, counsels homeless clients, fights for housing rights, and helps mothers defend families, showing the impact of dedicated legal aid amid a nationwide shortage of poverty lawyers backed by the Soros-funded program.
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Aquarium menu sparks protest over serving fish
Activists from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals urge a vegetarian menu at the New England Aquarium, arguing displaying and eating fish sends a mixed message. The aquarium defends its plan to avoid endangered swordfish while continuing to serve seafood, noting high fish consumption by its exhibits. Hot dogs remain top seller at Harbor Cafe.
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