The Daily Populous

Key points: A small group of veterans have burned medals outside their federal MP's offices.

A small group of veterans have burned medals outside their federal MP's offices There have been calls to fast-track visas for Afghans who worked with Australian troops.

There have been calls to fast-track visas for Afghans who worked with Australian troops The government has insisted visas for translators are given the highest priority. »

Clear plastic could be easily melted down and reused, and fetched 23 cents a pound from big recyclers.

Maine Governor Janet Mills this week signed the nation’s first extended producer responsibility (EPR) law, effectively holding the corporations accountable for the packaging waste they create.

Sarah Nichols, the Sustainable Maine program director for the Natural Resources Council of Maine, considers the law “recycling reform” and says it arrives at a moment when the cost of recycling has risen dramatically in Maine and recycling rates have plummeted. »

“There’s no secret that murders in East Baton Rouge have increased,” CJCC Executive Director Christopher Csonka said.

However, he added, “one thing this report shows is that murder is just one part of violent crime as a whole.”.

To temper the coronavirus’ spread in early 2020, state and local criminal justice agencies tried to lower jail and prison populations. »

Conspiracy theory specialist says this misinformation comes from anxiety and a search for answers to the uncertain.

A new study has found that 1-in-5 Americans believe that it is "definitely true" or "probably true" that there is a microchip in the COVID-19 vaccines.

There has never been any evidence to support the idea that microchips are a part of the vaccine rollout. »