Melina Mara

3 weeks ago | bakersfield.com | Melina Mara

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3 weeks ago | bakersfield.com | Melina Mara

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1 month ago | publico.pt | Dino Grandoni |Melina Mara

De Santa Barbara a San Diego, os animais deram à costa da Califórnia às centenas, confusos e em convulsões. Leões-marinhos e elefantes-marinhos, mergulhões-de-bico-vermelho e pelicanos-castanhos – nas últimas semanas, membros de cada espécie e de outras apareceram nas praias ao longo da costa da Califórnia, nos EUA, gravemente doentes ou mortos após sofrerem convulsões. Alguns dos mamíferos marinhos doentes têm agido de forma agressiva, mordendo nadadores e surfistas.

1 month ago | kansas.com | Melina Mara

Donald Trump doesn’t want you to read my book “Why Didn’t We Riot? A Black Man in Trumpland.” If you want to better understand how we arrived at this moment, you should read it. “Why Didn’t We Riot?” is among the books the Trump administration just banned from the U.S. Naval Academy library. It’s the administration’s latest step in its quest to rid the country of “DEI.” To be clear. “Why Didn’t We Riot?” is neither a product of diversity, equity and inclusion programs, nor critical race theory.

1 month ago | adn.com | Melina Mara |Dino Grandoni

From Santa Barbara to San Diego, they have washed ashore by the hundreds, convulsing and confused. Sea lions and elephant seals, red-throated loons and brown pelicans - over the past several weeks, members of each species and more have shown up on beaches along the coast of California seriously ill or dead after suffering from seizures. Some sick marine mammals have acted aggressively, biting swimmers and surfers.