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PNS Daily Newscast - October 22, 2019 


Trump lashes out at critics who claim he abuses his office; a strike at JFK airport; gun control bills in Wisconsin; a possible link between air pollution and violent crime; and very close foreign elections.

2020Talks - October 22, 2019 


After a settlement instead of what would have been the first trial in the landmark court case on the opioid crisis, we look at what 2020 candidates want to do about drug pricing.

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Human Rights/Racial Justice

Studies show that unaddressed bullying can lead affected students to have poorer academic performance, miss or drop out of school, turn to alcohol or other drugs, and even attempt suicide. (Pixabay)
Report: Nebraska Can Do More to Stop Bullying
Tuesday, October 22, 2019
LINCOLN, Neb. — October is national Bullying Prevention Month, and a new ACLU Nebraska report shows the problem continues to impact too many of ...Read More
Critics say Amazon's Ring partnerships with police departments can lead to civil rights abuses. (Adobe stock)
Activists Press Lawmakers to Stop Amazon Ring’s Police Alliances
Monday, October 21, 2019
RICHMOND, Va. — Civil rights groups are sounding the alarm about Amazon's Ring doorbell system. Representatives from 30 activist groups ...Read More
SB350 has provisions to help low-income people with past marijuana convictions participate in the recreational marijuana industry. (EKKAPON/Adobe Stock)
New Senate Bill Would Legalize Recreational Pot in PA
Friday, October 18, 2019
HARRISBURG, Pa. – Two state senators have introduced a bill that some are calling a model for recreational marijuana legalization. Senate ...Read More
A son of sharecroppers, Rep. Elijah Cummings, D-Md., fought hard for his hometown of Baltimore, even while investigating President Donald Trump. (Flickr)
Baltimore Mourns Rep. Elijah Cummings, Who 'Fought for All'
Friday, October 18, 2019
BALTIMORE – As the nation grieves the sudden passing of Maryland's Democratic Congressman Elijah Cummings, activists in his Baltimore district ...Read More
The new Voter Protection Corps expects the 2020 election to be more volatile than past races, and says states face a variety of challenges to ensure everyone can cast a ballot. (Voter Protection Corps)
Voter Protection Group Launches Ahead of 2020 Election
Friday, October 18, 2019
WESTON, Mass. – Massachusetts is home to the man who heads the Voter Protection Corps, a new national nonprofit that has launched to address ...Read More
The difference between Ohio's black and white unemployment rates is the fifth-largest in the U.S.<br />(Whitefeldink/Pixabay)
Report: Black Ohioans Face 'Architecture of Segregation'
Monday, October 14, 2019
COLUMBUS, Ohio — New research shows discrimination and segregation continue to plague Ohio and other Midwestern states. According to the report ...Read More
Boise, Idaho first recognized Indigenous Peoples Day in 2018. (Idaho Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence)
ID Cities Celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day
Monday, October 14, 2019
BOISE, Idaho – Momentum is growing to replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day, including in Idaho cities. On Monday, the Indigenous ...Read More
Community to Community Development helped pass legislation in Washington state this year that provides more oversight to a federal guest-worker program. (Community to Community Development)
WA Grassroots Immigrant Rights Group 'Making the Road by Walking'
Thursday, October 3, 2019
BELLINGHAM, Wash. – A unique grassroots organization that supports immigrant and farmworkers' rights in Washington state is celebrating 15 ...Read More
More than 700,000 children in New York State live in areas of concentrated poverty. (Distinctive Images/Adobe Stock)
Concentrations of Child Poverty Persist in New York
Friday, September 27, 2019
ALBANY N.Y. – A new report says the percentage of children living in areas of concentrated poverty has dropped in 29 states, but here in New ...Read More
A new report shows that Latino children in Nevada are 16% more likely than white kids to live in a high-poverty neighborhood. (Shawn 1/Pixabay)
Nevada Makes Progress Against Child Poverty
Tuesday, September 24, 2019
CARSON CITY, Nev. — The state of Nevada has 57,000 children living in concentrated poverty - but the good news is, that's 10,000 fewer than ...Read More
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