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Author Archives: Kari De Leon

Study: Boss Paid 271 Times More than Average Worker

Business, One-Minute NewsBy Kari De LeonJuly 21, 2017

The U.S. federal minimum wage is $7.25 per hour.

Conservation Farming Means Healthy Soil and Profits

Science & TechnologyBy Kari De LeonJuly 21, 2017

Farmers Find Healthy Soils Make for Healthy Profits.

Preserving Street Art in Washington, DC

Entertainment, One-Minute NewsBy Kari De LeonJuly 21, 2017

Local street artists can create their art in public, without fear of breaking the law.

Driverless Robots for Transporting Food and More

One-Minute News, Science & TechnologyBy Kari De LeonJuly 20, 2017

Someone is always following the robots’ movements from a distance.

US Senator John McCain Has Brain Cancer

National, One-Minute NewsBy Kari De LeonJuly 20, 2017

McCain’s doctors will decide when he can return to the Senate.

‘Despacito’ Becomes Most Streamed Song Ever

Entertainment, One-Minute NewsBy Kari De LeonJuly 20, 2017

Despacito has been the top song this year in more than 30 countries worldwide.

Republicans See Colleges Hurting America

Education, One-Minute NewsBy Kari De LeonJuly 19, 2017

“There is an anti-elitism and anti-intellectualism among some in the Republican Party.”

Melting Ice Reveals Couple Lost in Mountains for 75 Years

WorldBy Kari De LeonJuly 19, 2017

People searched for the man and woman for over two months.

New App Helps Blind People Know the World Around Them

One-Minute News, Science & TechnologyBy Kari De LeonJuly 19, 2017

Point your iPhone or iPad at any object and it will say what it is.

Native American Artists Ask Lawmakers to Stop Fake Art

NationalBy Kari De LeonJuly 18, 2017

Native American art drives many tribal economies.

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