Sunita Sohrabji

6 days ago | el-observador.com | Sunita Sohrabji

Sunita SohrabjiAmerican Community Media On a 220-208 vote April 10, the House passed the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act — SAVE — potentially stripping away the ability to vote for at least 40 million Americans. All House Republicans, along with 4 Democrats, voted for the bill — HR 22 — which now heads to the Senate, where it would need 60 votes to pass.

1 week ago | americancommunitymedia.org | Sunita Sohrabji

Worldwide HIV/AIDS deaths are expected to rise by 1.5 million annually as the US terminates funding for research and its global prevention program. The world will also experience a spike in HIV/AIDS-related opportunistic infections, diseases and cancers that take over the body of a person with a greatly-weakened immune system, said Dr. Richard Sutton, professor of Medicine, Infectious Diseases, and of Microbial Pathogenesis at the Yale School of Medicine.

1 week ago | holatexas.us | Sunita Sohrabji

By Sunita SohrabjiApr 10, 2025”This is voter suppression, plain and simple.” – Rep. Joe Morelle, D-New YorkOn a 220-208 vote April 10, the House passed the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act — SAVE — potentially stripping away the ability to vote for at least 40 million Americans. All House Republicans, along with 4 Democrats, voted for the bill — HR 22 — which now heads to the Senate, where it would need 60 votes to pass.

1 week ago | americancommunitymedia.org | Sunita Sohrabji

On a 220-208 vote April 10, the House passed the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act — SAVE — potentially stripping away the ability to vote for at least 40 million Americans. All House Republicans, along with 4 Democrats, voted for the bill — HR 22 — which now heads to the Senate, where it would need 60 votes to pass. Several pundits predict the measure faces long odds in the Senate, and is unlikely to pass, because it would need the support of 7 Democrats.

1 week ago | americancommunitymedia.org | Sunita Sohrabji

One out of every 3 Americans traditionally wait until April 15 to file their taxes. Residents of San Francisco and San Jose, California rank high on the list of national “tax procrastinators.” In a survey of states, California ranks 13 with thew number of tax procrastinators, while Wyoming and Alaska take the lead. For San Francisco Bay Area dawdlers, free tax filing help is available via United Way Bay Area.