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- 1Critics say governments, not immigrants, to blame for failing services●How come we are blaming immigrants? When the blame lies with: Federal governments not properly funding: - national infra
Commenters are pushing back against anti-immigrant rhetoric, arguing that governments themselves are responsible for strained public services. Critics say federal governments have underfunded national infrastructure, transport planning, electricity supply, healthcare, and education at all levels, and that immigrants are being scapegoated for problems stemming from these policy failures rather than from migration itself.
- 2Air University researchers and educators win AETC STEM honors▼Air University researchers, educators earn AETC STEM honors
Air Education and Training Command has recognized Air University researchers and educators with STEM honors, awarding those who have made notable contributions to science, technology, engineering and mathematics education and research. The recognition highlights the role of Air University personnel in advancing STEM training within the US Air Force's education system.
- 3Free 'STEAM the Block Party' brings science and tech to DC youth●Free ‘STEAM the Block Party' aims to get DC youth involved in science, tech, arts
Washington, DC is hosting a free event called 'STEAM the Block Party' designed to introduce young people to science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics. Organizers aim to make these fields accessible and engaging for local youth through a community block party format, with coverage from local outlets highlighting the push to get more DC kids involved in hands-on learning.