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Jennifer Medina

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Kenya The New York Times world
19 Aug 2024
LAS VEGAS — Want to understand Iowa’s outsize role in selecting the Democratic presidential nominee? Just come to the West, where anyone in Nevada or California will tell you: We are the voters presidential candidates should be paying more attention to.
Voters in West Bemoan Iowa's Grip on Primary Season
Kenya The New York Times world
19 Aug 2024
There were three hours to go before Amy Klobuchar would take the stage with Trevor Noah on “The Daily Show,” and she had no jokes prepared. After several late-night appearances she had learned one thing: It’s the host’s job to bring the comedy, not hers.
The Punchlines Amy Klobuchar Uses to Keep Voters Laughing
Kenya The New York Times world
18 Aug 2024
LOS ANGELES — At an auditorium here one evening this week, Atticus Tyagi, 8, stepped onstage with a canvas bag nearly as large as he was, bearing the name of his “Gammy” — Sen. Elizabeth Warren — and calmly chose raffle tickets to determine who in the audience of thousands would have a chance to ask Warren a question.
California Is the 'Popular Boy or Girl at the Dance' in 2020
Kenya The New York Times world
17 Aug 2024
LOS ANGELES — Federal authorities said Monday that they had thwarted a domestic terror plot by a U.S. military veteran aimed at “multiple targets” in Southern California, including Huntington Beach, the port of Long Beach and the Santa Monica Pier.
Terror Attack Thwarted in Los Angeles, Authorities Say
Kenya The New York Times world
17 Aug 2024
LOS ANGELES — Spring breaks in Bali, resort-style apartment buildings with rooftop pools and tanning beds, and regular dinners out at Nobu, where a tab for four roommates could easily stretch into four digits. This is life as a student at the University of Southern California.
What's Life Like as a Student at USC? Depends on the Size of the Bank Account.
Kenya The New York Times world
17 Aug 2024
LOS ANGELES — Spring breaks in Bali, resort-style apartment buildings with rooftop pools and tanning beds, and regular dinners out at Nobu, where a tab for four roommates could easily stretch into four digits. This is life as a student at the University of Southern California.
Kenya The New York Times world
17 Aug 2024
SAN DIEGO — With Magdalena Lucas Antonio de Pascual and her three children facing deportation, the immigration judge wanted to make sure she understood the charges against her. But even with the help of an interpreter speaking in Q’anjob’al, a Mayan language, Antonio de Pascual appeared to comprehend little.
Kenya The New York Times world
17 Aug 2024
Federal prosecutors on Tuesday charged nearly 50 people, including Hollywood actresses, wealthy business leaders and coaches at top American universities, with paying or accepting bribes to admit student applicants.
Nearly 50 Charged in College Admissions Bribery Scandal
Kenya The New York Times world
17 Aug 2024
Federal prosecutors on Tuesday charged dozens of people, including coaches at top universities around the country, for paying for or accepting bribes to admit student applicants.
Kenya The New York Times world
25 Jun 2024
LOS ANGELES — In a sign of how gay rights have become an essential part of the party’s platform, nine Democratic presidential hopefuls participated Thursday evening in the second forum of this primary season that focuses on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues.
Nine Democratic Candidates Speak at CNN LGBTQ Forum
Kenya The New York Times world
25 Jun 2024
LA HABRA, Calif. — When newly elected members of Congress traveled to Washington for freshman orientation in late November, Young Kim, 56, flew from her Orange County home to join them. Not all of the ballots in California’s 39th Congressional District were counted, but Kim believed her narrow lead was solid. After shaking hands with other members at white-tablecloth lunches, she posed for her official portrait and a group photo of all new members. Kim was expected to be one of two Republican...
Can Young Kim Help Turn Orange County Red Again?
Kenya The New York Times world
25 Jun 2024
SAN ANTONIO — When Rosie Castro’s sons, Julián and Joaquin, were still in elementary school, she took them to countless political meetings in San Antonio, hoping they would learn to see the world as she did: a place that needed Mexican American voices, like theirs, fighting for representation in the upper echelons of power. A place that needed them to speak with urgency about civil rights and racism.
A Son of an Activist, Castro Finds It's Time to Raise His Voice
Kenya The New York Times world
26 May 2024
RIO RANCHO, N.M. — Some wore it proudly emblazoned across their chest: Latinos for Trump, though they would rarely use the ethnic term to describe themselves. A few forcefully emphasized that they were Hispanic, wielding it as if were a badge that proved they could not be racist, even as they said racism was a manufactured problem. For many, their identity was something of an afterthought.
Most Latinos Don't Back Trump. But Some Wear Their Support Proudly.
Kenya The New York Times world
9 Sep 2021
LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles public-school teachers reached a tentative deal with school officials Tuesday to end a weeklong strike that had upended learning for more than a half million students in the nation’s second-largest public school system.