Baltimore and Democratic Mayor Brandon Scott have filed a lawsuit against President Trump’s executive order dismantling diversity, equity, and inclusion programs. The lawsuit, supported by progressive groups, argues that the order threatens federal funding and jobs in the city. Trump’s order aims to eliminate roles related to diversity and equity within the government. Organizations representing diversity professionals in higher education and the restaurant industry have also spoken out against the order, stating that it undermines progress and innovation. The White House disagrees with Baltimore’s claims, stating that Trump’s policies prioritize economic opportunity and national security.
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Family of 100-year-old left in Altadena senior home calls for reforms
Jean Bruce Poole, a 100-year-old resident of MonteCedro retirement home in Altadena, was left behind during the evacuation of the facility due to the Eaton fire. Two Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies found her after three hours, ensuring her safety. The incident has prompted calls for reforms and reviews of evacuation protocols to prevent such situations from happening again. Full Article
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