Amazon warehouse robots ‘increase staff injuries’
Amazon's use of robots in its warehouses has led to more injuries for human workers, an investigation says.
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House Democrats Drop Canceling Student Loans
House Democratic leaders dropped the idea of canceling up to $10,000 in student debt for economically distressed borrowers in their scaled-down $2.2 trillion proposal for a new stimulus package.
Expert raises red flag to UCLA study recommending permanent legal status to ‘all’ immigrants
A UCLA professor recommended in a new study that "all" immigrants with Temporary Protected Status be given permanent legal status.
Right-wingers much less likely to trust scientists
Overall trust in scientists higher than in governments, media and business, global survey finds
Cornell professors demand university ‘decolonize’ curricula across the board
A group of Cornell University faculty, graduate students and staff sent a letter to the university administration with a handful of demands.
20 ways colleges are prepping for Election Day
One college has appointed a student to serve as an election engagement fellow
US 2020 election: Social media’s nightmare scenario
There's an election scenario that is giving social media company bosses nightmares.
Innovators seek Zoom University 2.0
Frustrated with Zoom's instructional limitations, developers and entrepreneurs take matters into their own hands.
Dianne Feinstein’s husband admits to role in alleged UC admissions scandal
Feinstein’s husband Richard Blum wrote countless letters to help wealthy and connected students get into UC-Berkeley.
‘University of California Admissions Disgrace’
New revelations emerge about attempts to get students into Berkeley.
