Новости за 10.09.2015

The program hasn't been significantly updated since it was created in the 1970s.

Bobby Jindal balanced his state's budget with one-time payments from the federal government that are about to disappear.

Saying goodbye to the most insightful, incisive television series about race in the U.S. since Dave Chappelle went MIA in 2006.

Businesses depend on a steady stream of tourists to keep revenues up, and they worry that an oil spill would cause visitors to avoid the Atlantic Coast.

But it's still a far cry from the minimum of 65,000 that the UN asked the U.S. to accept.

Their victory rests on a novel distinction establishing a novel limitation to a novel rule that carves out a novel exception to decades of established precedent.

Media reports can't seem to do the math on what the former Florida governor's plan actually does.

Raided for being poor.

The post California Police Ransacked Public Apartments Without Warrants Under ‘Neighborhood Blitz’ Program appeared first on ThinkProgress.

"[The Satanic Temple] is prepared to pursue legal options if their application is rejected or ignored.”

If federal prosecutors actually follow through, it could reverse years of light-touch white collar crime enforcement.

It's rare for children in many parts of the country to return to school in September during a heat wave.

Conservatives today might be horrified by what Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush wanted to do.

“Such proposals are not in line with our principles and are not in the best interest of the country,” Daniel Garza, executive director of The LIBRE Initiative, wrote.

"The players feel they have been left with no option other than to take this course of action."

Vice President Joe Biden will join New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) for his announcement of a proposal to raise New York's wage to $15 an hour.

California Democrats dropped a major component of their ambitious climate change legislation Wednesday.

Washington, D.C. is bringing solar to low-income communities.

The post Renewable Energy Progress Eclipsing Capitol Hill appeared first on ThinkProgress.

"Soccer makes me happy and it makes me forget about the problems I had in El Salvador," one teenager said.

"I have resources to get to the bottom of this. I have a voice," Blake said. "But what about someone who doesn't have those resources and doesn't have a voice?”

Hundreds of people showed up to protest the deal at the U.S. Capitol Wednesday.