U.S. culture already widespread in Cuba as ties resume
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*Even an embargo and decades of cold war can’t keep American culture in check. That could be either a good thing, or not. VL By Andrea Rodriguez and Michael Weissenstein, […]
It’s Time to Change the Equation in STEM Fields
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*There are some stats you need to pay attention to in this piece. There will soon be 2.4 million STEM and computer science jobs in the U.S., but our colleges […]
The Story of Mexican Coke Is a Lot More Complex Than Hipsters Would Like to Admit
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*Do you drink Mexican Coca-Cola? Why? Apparently, if you do it to make a statement in favor of Mexican farmers, you’re not helping. If you’re doing it because it’s healthier […]
Deported Vets: Life in “The Bunker”
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*Deported veterans – the idea itself is dissonant. This is how some of them live. VL By Joanna S. Kao, Al Jazeera America TIJUANA, Mexico — Hector Barajas carried suitcases, […]