Helen H. Moore's Blog, page 37
June 21, 2018
Border Patrol to stop referring migrant parents crossing border with kids for prosecution: report
However, a Justice Department official claims the Trump administration’s zero-tolerance policy has not changed
Remembering Koko, the gorilla who taught us what it means to be human
The gentle gorilla, fluent in sign language, changed how humans consider our place in nature
Organizer aims to mark anniversary of deadly Charlottesville, Virginia rally in front of White House
Jason Kessler has reportedly applied for a permit to hold a follow-up rally in front of the White House the summer
Trapped in planet-wide dust storm, NASA’s Opportunity rover still AWOL
The 14-year old Opportunity rover faces a bleak outlook entering the second week of massive dust storm
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s wife Sara charged with aggravated fraud and breach of trust
Prosecutors allege that Sara Netanyahu stuck taxpayers with her tabs from the priciest restaurants in Jerusalem
How toxic waste became this artist’s unlikely muse
A North Carolina artist has a plan to turn coal ash into art
“The Simpsons” writer Mike Reiss: “The Trump years have been a shot in the arm for the show”
Veteran “Simpsons” writer Mike Reiss gets candid about Apu, becoming Homer and the secret to the show’s longevity
WATCH: Can you tell the difference between Fox News and North Korean state TV?
Trevor Noah’s “Daily Show” compares Fox News hosts’ praise of President Donald Trump with North Korean state TV
What happens when sexual assault cases go uninvestigated? New podcast “She Says” investigates
“She Says” began when Charlotte reporter Sarah Delia got a tip from a woman about the area’s rape kit backlog
June 20, 2018
Purdue Pharma, makers of Oxycontin, lays off remaining sales staff: report
The pharmaceutical giant is still reeling over allegations that it stoked the opioid crisis
