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As staff and customers stay home and protesters target businesses they see as aiding federal immigration enforcement, countless stores have temporarily closed, canceled events or reduced hours.

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Paper recycling consultant Bill Moore says several countries have enacted policies that can boost recovered paper collection rates in nations with developing economies. Industry consultant Bill Moore ...

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A school bus driver who was terminated after she posted a sign saying student passengers could only speak English said she had not meant to be "racially insensitive." Diane Crawford, 66, had posted a ...

'Out of respect to English-only students, there will be no speaking Spanish on this bus,' the note read. Assistant U.S. Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon is siding with Diane Crawford, the Pennsylvania ...