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Shot by ICE, denied bail: Venezuelan DoorDash driver's case exposes federal camera gap (opens the original)
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A federal magistrate judge in Austin refused to set bond for Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, 28, at a detention hearing Wednesday — ten days after an ICE officer shot him in the back while he was making a DoorDash food delivery in North Austin. He rolled into the courtroom in a wheelchair, left arm in a sling, a bullet still lodged near his spine. No agency camera recorded the moment the trigger was pulled. The ruling has transformed what began as a single immigration enforcement stop into one of th
Baby's triple cardiac arrest after raw goat milk — and the farmer paid nothing (opens the original)
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A 17-month-old California girl went into cardiac arrest three times, had her kidneys fail, and came home from the hospital with developmental damage that her family says will follow her for life — all after her mother fed her raw goat milk purchased through a Facebook wellness group. The unlicensed farmer who sold it faced no fines, no criminal referral, and has since moved to Arizona and resumed operations under the same unregulated model. The case, exposed this week in a ProPublica investigati
Grocery inflation hits Latino families hardest. Here's why the 2.2% headline hides a bigger problem. (opens the original)
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A pound of ground beef now runs nearly $6.89 at U.S. grocery retailers as of July 2026, with the BLS August 2026 report showing uncooked ground beef up 7.2% over the prior twelve months — and in Latino neighborhoods where larger, multigenerational families rely far more heavily on staple proteins than average households, compounded grocery pressure heading into the fall harvest season has become impossible to absorb quietly. The stakes sharpen right now: as families stock pantries ahead of the h
Mexico's 40-hr workweek: 93 days to the first enforcement trigger (opens the original)
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Mexico enacted its most significant labor overhaul in nearly a century — and in 93 days, the first enforcement trigger fires. Starting January 1, 2027, every employer in the country must trim standard weekly hours from 48 to 46 without cutting worker pay, and the downstream effects are already reverberating from Ciudad Juárez factory floors to logistics warehouses in Chicago's Little Village and the freight corridors of East Los Angeles. With the USMCA now operating under annual review after the
Rubio to Cuba: Stop waiting us out — or "learn the lesson the hard way" (opens the original)
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The clock is no longer hypothetical. Secretary of State Marco Rubio went on Fox News Monday night and delivered what amounts to Washington's clearest deadline yet to Havana: change direction or absorb the consequences. Speaking on Sean Hannity's program, Rubio said the Trump administration still holds out hope that Cuba will "choose a different path" — but left no ambiguity about what awaits those inside the Cuban government who believe patience alone will get them through the next two years. "U
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