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April, 2025

  • 21 April

    REAL ID Enforcement Begins May 7: New Travel Rules Set to Impact U.S. Flyers

    -Editorial Here’s What You Need to Know Before You Fly Starting May 7, 2025, travelers across the United States will face new identification requirements when boarding domestic flights or entering certain federal facilities. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) will begin enforcing the REAL ID Act, meaning adults 18 and older …

  • 18 April

    100 Days After Eaton and Palisades Fires, California Marks Milestone in Recovery Efforts

    -Editorial One hundred days after the Eaton and Palisades fires ignited, California continues to mourn the lives lost and communities forever changed, while honoring the efforts of first responders and ongoing work to rebuild affected areas. Governor Gavin Newsom acknowledged the milestone with a message of hope and unity. “My …

  • 17 April

    Calls to Impeach Trump Intensify Amid Accusations of Constitutional Violations

     -Editorial Since President Donald Trump returned to office following his re-election in 2024, a growing number of elected officials and grassroots activists have accused him of engaging in conduct they believe undermines the U.S. Constitution, prompting renewed calls for impeachment. Although discussions of a “constitutional crisis” have been circulating among …

  • 16 April

    Hotel Coral & Marina, Ensenada Icon, Celebrates 30 Years with Grand Festival of Wine, Wrestling, and Legacy

    -Editorial What began as a visionary project on Ensenada’s picturesque coast three decades ago is now preparing to celebrate a milestone in unforgettable fashion. Hotel Coral & Marina, one of Baja California’s most iconic waterfront resorts, turns 30 this year—and it’s throwing a party worthy of the legacy it’s built. …

  • 15 April

    Contracts and Intellectual Property

    By: Jaime Israel Dávila Gómez, Attorney Intellectual property is a key asset that businesses must continuously protect due to the various commercial and legal relationships they engage in as part of their economic activities. For this reason, every contract should be analyzed from an intellectual property perspective to determine whether …

  • 15 April

    IID Offers Its New Appliance Savings Year-round (EASY) Program Promoting Energy Efficiency and Customer Savings

    -Editorial In its ongoing commitment to providing financial relief and promoting energy efficiency, IID is launching the Easy Appliance Savings Year-round(EASY) Program. The EASY Program is designed to help families improve their energy efficiency, reduce expenses, and contribute to the economic well-being of the community and environmental health.  “We are …

  • 14 April

    Harvard Defies Trump Administration’s $9 Billion Threat, Vows to Protect Academic Freedom and Constitutional Rights

    -Editorial Harvard University President Alan Garber on Monday rejected demands from the Trump administration that threatened $9 billion in research funding, asserting that the government’s proposed changes exceed its lawful authority and infringe on the university’s independence and constitutional rights. “The University will not surrender its independence or relinquish its …

  • 14 April

    A Historic Journey—Blue Origin Launches All-Female Crew in 11th Human Spaceflight

     -Editorial Blue Origin has successfully completed its 11th human spaceflight for the New Shepard program, marking a powerful moment in space exploration and gender representation. The NS-31 mission, which launched and landed safely on Sunday, featured a historic all-female crew composed of six remarkable women: Aisha Bowe, Amanda Nguyễn, Gayle …

  • 13 April

    IRS Faces Major Cuts as Experts Warn of Long-Term Fiscal, Legal, and Economic Fallout

    -Editorial As tax season concludes, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is bracing for sweeping changes that could reshape the future of federal tax enforcement. Under a restructuring plan introduced by billionaire Elon Musk through the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), the IRS is expected to reduce its workforce by 18% …

  • 10 April

    President Sheinbaum Launches Binational Music Contest to Promote Peace and Counter Addiction

    -Editorial President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo has called on young people from Mexico and the United States to participate in México Canta por la Paz y Contra las Adicciones, a binational music contest aimed at promoting peace and reducing drug use through music. Registration for the contest will be open from …

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