Denver gave people experiencing homelessness $1,000 a month. A year later, nearly half of participants had housing.
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Inside the Chinese-funded and staffed marijuana farms springing up across the US
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When dozens of migrant students arrived in Rotterdam, New York, the local school district scrambled to adapt
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Anti-wage-theft laws are kryptonite to dishonest bosses
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The Christian right is coming for no-fault divorce
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A Texas corporate lawyer got mad about illegal evictions—and did something about it
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Asylum seekers from Mauritania are settling in Cincinnati as immigration to the United States has soared
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The new ‘white fortress’ cities of the American South
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The US Supreme Court case that could impact the homeless coast-to-coast
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School choice programs have been wildly successful under Ron DeSantis. Now Florida public schools might close.
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How tens of thousands of grad workers are organizing themselves
12 votes -
A pet primate is on the loose in South Carolina
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Four more cats die of H5N1 bird flu in the US
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What kinds of part time jobs did you do when you first entered the job market?
On my own after cutting financial ties with my parents, and looking to try different kinds of work while I wait out a bad tech market. Besides uber, what are some interesting ways to work part...
On my own after cutting financial ties with my parents, and looking to try different kinds of work while I wait out a bad tech market. Besides uber, what are some interesting ways to work part time in SF? I’ve been thinking about enlisting in the army, but I think there’s probably better ideas.
About me: Recent CS grad, currently doing part-time pastry.
Edit: Thanks so much for the great ideas! I think I’ll try looking into FOH, a couple gyms, and try a temp agency as a backup.
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Hundreds paid to be ‘robbed’ by phony holdup crews to gain favorable immigration status, feds say
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Toward a feminist criminal law: Mass incarceration means police and prisons are not simple allies for feminists who want a more just world
14 votes -
Police are not primarily crime fighters
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Meet Max, the cat receiving an (honorary) doctorate from Vermont State University this weekend
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Do children have a “right to hug” their parents?
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¡Fiesta Protesta!
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Patriarchy according to the Barbie movie
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How the US is destroying young people’s future | Scott Galloway
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[Columbia University president] Minouche Shafik: Universities must engage in serious soul searching on protests
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The US Supreme Court just quietly handed a huge win to veterans seeking an education
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America’s prison system is turning into a de facto nursing home
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Teacher Appreciation Week: Top school's staff go 'beyond the textbook'
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7,000 Maui short-term rentals could be eliminated under new county bill
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Protesters unaffiliated with CCNY, Columbia made up nearly half of arrests: police
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When the US Army uses "enhanced interrogation" on an American soldier
30 votes -
Students at Brown just secured a vote on divestment. What happens next?
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The California man who hid for six months in a secret room inside Circuit City
53 votes -
The state as blunt force - impressions of the Columbia campus clearance
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The youth need your help
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Meet Chicago's Rat Queen (w/ Rob Scallon) | Rats pt. 1
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Utah cat found safe in California after sneaking into Amazon return box
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Student revolt and the curtailing of critical speech
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The tech baron seeking to “ethnically cleanse” San Francisco
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American non-compete clauses could become a thing of the past thanks to a new ruling
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US Federal Trade Commission bans new noncompete agreements
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Hawaii lawmakers take aim at vacation rentals after Lahaina wildfire amplifies Maui housing crisis
14 votes