World Pride spotlights intersecting rights battles in DC
Activists from Black Latino LGBTQ and immigrant communities converge in Washington for World Pride, blending pride events with urgent calls to action amid anti immigrant, anti LGBTQ policies. Leaders urge intersectional organizing, local action, and voter involvement toward 2026 elections.
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Kenya Hutton
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Susan Appleton
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St. Louis
Dee Tum- Monge
Global recruitment grows as US science funding seen at risk
Global recruiters report increased interest from US based researchers amid funding cuts, with Europe and Canada launching programs to attract talent. Universities, labs, and governments stress academic freedom and continued collaboration while facing hurdles such as language, childcare, and pension differences.
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Ursula von der Leyen
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Eric Berton
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France
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Germany
Lise Meitner
Natalie Derry
U.K
National Institutes of Health
Health and Human Services
U.S
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Canada
United States
Coventry
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Marianna Zhang
New York University
National Science Foundation
America
Patrick Cramer
Memorial Day Service Opens Lorain Gold Star Monument
Ken nedy says the first annual Memorial Day service honored families of fallen service members at the Lorain County Gold Star Families Memorial Monument installed in September 2024. Smith notes the memorial gives families a place to grieve and feel the community's appreciation as veterans’ families gather for Taps and a rifle volley. Garrett Looker can be reached at glooker chroniclet.com.
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Lorain Elyria seek grants as county offices receive funding
Lorain and Elyria apply for separate CDBG funds while the Lorain County Sheriff’s Office receives four grants totaling just under 500000. The largest is 200000 from the Ohio Attorney General for two drug counselors and two hydration stations. ODPS funds totalling about 153634 will support salaries and supplies for the Lorain County Drug Task Force. Additional ODPS grants of about 90000 and 55000 cover an investigator on overdoses and related family support. Contacts: Dave O’Brien at 440-329-7129 or dobrien chroniclet.com
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Lorain County
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Edward Byrne
Drug Task Force
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Repub
Dave O’brien
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Chroniclet
Venezuela voters skip elections amid boycott call
Venezuelans reluctant to vote for lawmakers and governors two days after authorities detained dozens tied to an alleged plot to disrupt the poll. Military presence persisted in Caracas with few lines at polling centers as Maduro faces continued opposition pressure.
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