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2 weeks ago | 
fox13seattle.com | Alejandra Guzman |Alejandra Hernández Guzmán
The White House is now requiring schools across the country to ‘certify’ they are no longer implementing Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) policies or risk losing federal education funding. In a directive issued by the U.S. Department of Education, school districts were warned that continued use of DEI frameworks could be in violation of federal law. The move comes as part of a broader push from the Trump administration, which argues that federal funding is a privilege, not a right.
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2 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Alejandra Guzman |Alejandra Hernández Guzmán
The BriefThe White House has issued a directive requiring schools to certify they are not implementing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies to maintain federal education funding. Washington Superintendent Chris Reykdal is reviewing the legality of the directive, defending DEI initiatives as aligning with state values and supporting critical programs.
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2 weeks ago | 
bbmundo.com | Alejandra Guzman |Alejandra Hernández Guzmán
La Secretaría de Salud confirmó este 4 de abril de 2025 el primer caso humano de influenza aviar H5N1 en México. Se trata de una niña de 3 años que vive en el estado de Durango y que actualmente se encuentra hospitalizada en estado grave en Torreón, Coahuila. Aunque los contagios en humanos son poco frecuentes, el virus H5N1 es altamente contagioso entre aves y puede llegar a las personas por contacto directo con animales enfermos.
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3 weeks ago | 
fox13seattle.com | Alejandra Guzman |Alejandra Hernández Guzmán
The loved ones of 37 men detained by federal immigration agents at a roofing company in Bellingham are calling for answers — and for accountability from the company they say employed them for years. On Wednesday morning, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), alongside U.S. Border Patrol and Customs and Border Protection Air and Marine Operations, executed a federal search warrant at Mount Baker Roofing.
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3 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Alejandra Guzman |Alejandra Hernández Guzmán
The BriefThe families of the 37 men detained by ICE agents at a Bellingham roofing company this week are calling for accountability, saying the owner had employed them for years. Loved ones were in tears as a bus left the worksite, with the detained men now being held at the Northwest ICE Processing Center in Tacoma. BELLINGHAM, Wash.
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3 weeks ago | 
fox13seattle.com | Alejandra Guzman |Alejandra Hernández Guzmán
Local food banks are bracing for the impacts of federal budget cuts that could result in the loss of 7 million pounds of food. Food Lifeline, which serves 300 food banks across the region and provides assistance to 1.7 million people, is calling for community support as critical programs benefiting tribes, small producers, schools, and low-income families face potential funding reductions. Last year, Food Lifeline distributed 70 million pounds of food.
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3 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Alejandra Guzman |Alejandra Hernández Guzmán
The BriefFood banks in Washington are bracing for federal budget cuts, which could result in the loss of 7 million pounds of food. Food Lifeline, which serves 300 food banks across the region, is calling for community support. SEATTLE, Wash. - Local food banks are bracing for the impacts of federal budget cuts that could result in the loss of 7 million pounds of food.
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3 weeks ago | 
bbmundo.com | Alejandra Guzman |Alejandra Hernández Guzmán
¿Quién es Plim Plim? Detrás de este simpático personaje está Guillermo Pino, un publicista que quiso crear algo diferente a los típicos superhéroes. «Queríamos un héroe del corazón, que inspirara con empatía y valores», cuenta. Así nació Plim Plim, un niño payaso que enseña sobre solidaridad, respeto y el cuidado del planeta. Pero no fue algo improvisado. Para crearlo, Pino y su equipo hablaron con papás, psicólogos y educadores para entender qué valores querían transmitir a sus hijos.
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3 weeks ago | 
unotv.com | Alejandra Guzman |Alejandra Hernández Guzmán
GENERANDO AUDIO... La Embajada de Estados Unidos en México exhortó a la población a eliminar aplicaciones que ofrecen artículos a bajo costo, como podrían ser Shein, Temu y AliExpress. A través de un video, Andrés Díaz Bedolla aseguró que esas compañías, además de robar datos, buscan “matar por completo” la industria local. “Si en tu teléfono tienes aplicaciones de productos de bajo costo, es momento de borrarlas.
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4 weeks ago | 
unotv.com | Alejandra Guzman |Alejandra Hernández Guzmán
GENERANDO AUDIO... En Guadalajara, no barrer la calle saldrá caro para los habitantes de la capital de Jalisco, pues se prevén multas superiores a los 2 mil pesos para quienes no acaten las disposiciones. Para evitar ser castigado por las autoridades, Unotv.com te da todos los detalles.
