Migrant Caravan, General Motors, and the Mars Lander
Thousands of migrants have traveled together in a caravan to seek asylum in the United States. Most of them are from Honduras and are now staying in a small Mexican town called Tijuana. There is a large risk of infection spreading through the migrant community, but if the refugees attempt to cross, they will be promptly arrested by the US border patrol.
Sources: The New York Times, Daily Mail
CEO Mary Barra of General Motors released plans last week for the largest cuts in workforce and shutdowns of plants in nearly a decade. 15 percent of 54,000 dollar salary jobs were cut in an effort to shift workers towards more software-oriented skills. GM wants to proactively begin a shift toward creating automotive and electric cars in the future.
Source: Automotive News
The Mars InSight Lander touched down last week. It is in great condition and has even earned a record for power generation on Mars. The Lander uses solar power and will hopefully allow scientists to learn more information about the planet’s core. So far, this mission has been a success.
Source: New Atlas
Photo Source: NASA/JPL-Caltech