The Daily Populous

Sen. Bernie Sanders Bernie SandersSanders criticizes Democrats willing to pare down eligibility for stimulus checks Sunday shows preview: Budget resolution clears path for .9 trillion stimulus; Senate gears up for impeachment trial The Memo: Bad jobs report boosts Biden stimulus case MORE (I-Vt.) on Saturday hit fellow Democrats who he says are looking to lower the eligibility thresholds for coronavirus stimulus checks.

In other words, working class people who got checks from Trump would not get them from Biden.

Joe Manchin Joseph (Joe) ManchinSanders criticizes Democrats willing to pare down eligibility for stimulus checks The Memo: Bad jobs report boosts Biden stimulus case Biden expects minimum wage increase will be dropped from final relief bill MORE (D-W.Va.) and Susan Collins Susan Margaret CollinsSanders criticizes Democrats willing to pare down eligibility for stimulus checks Biden doubles down on normal at White House The Memo: Bad jobs report boosts Biden stimulus case MORE (R-Maine) related to "targeting" the checks and making sure that "upper-income taxpayers are not eligible.". »

“You are not a sultan and we are not your subjects”: Boğaziçi University’s students’ open letter to Tayyip Erdoğan.

Boğaziçi University’s students send an open letter to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

The letter comes in response to Mr. Erdogan’s sign of building communication and faculties in Boğaziçi University. »

The new study, published in the journal Public Understanding of Science, suggests that stereotypes about psychedelics and their users can impact people’s perceptions of scientists.

In two studies, participants read a brief story about a scientist who was conducting research on psychedelic substances.

In a third study, participants were asked to evaluate the quality of research presented at a “Science of Psychedelics” conference. »

Paris — Four environmental groups are crying victory after France was found guilty of failing to meet climate change goals it committed to in a historic accord signed in and named after its own capital city.

In January, the court called the proceedings the "first major climate trial in France.".

Oxfam France was joined by Greenpeace France and two French environmental groups in bringing the case against the government. »