Edwin J. Viera is a journalist with a focus on national issues in the United States. He has written for various publications and media outlets, including WY Daily, Public News Service, WAER Public Media, The Beacon Newspapers, Inc., WXPR Public Radio, Utah Public Radio, DigBoston, and Kiowa County Press. Edwin's articles cover a range of topics, including politics, healthcare, social issues, and current events.
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Edwin J. Viera's coverage focuses on government announcements, data-driven reporting, and legal policy regulation with a particular emphasis on energy, finance & economy, health & wellbeing, and government & politics. His articles often cite specific studies or reports to support his claims.
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By: Edwin J. Viera
The average yearly salary of a New York State childcare worker is around $38,000, But the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Living Wage Calculator showed the living wage salary for a single person in the state is more than $55,000. (Adobe Stock)
New York State saw higher rates of electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid vehicles purchased in 2023 than in 2024. (Adobe Stock)
With the election one day away, people in Connecticut should beware of scammers using the election to steal their personal information. Some election scams involve asking people to answer a political survey in exchange for a prize, but their personal information is required to claim it. Another might involve being asked to donate to a candidate or political organization, from which scammers get personal or bank information. ...
By: Edwin J. Viera
A study of 11,000 school districts over a decade found 12th graders' dropout rates were 23% higher in states requiring exit exams, such as New York, without alternative paths to graduation. (Adobe Stock)
Passing an amendment on no-excuse absentee voting makes Connecticut the 28th state to enact it. (Adobe Stock)
President-elect Donald Trump's plan for mass deportation of immigrants means the U.S. loses out on $22.6 billion and $5.7 billion in Social Security and Medicare contributions, respectively. (Adobe Stock)
In Connecticut, 818,000 electric vehicles are registered per 100,000 people. Nationally, between 2020 and 2023, EV sales grew from 300,000 to 1.6 million. (Adobe Stock)
By: Edwin J. Viera
There were 938 attempts to censor books across the United States in 2023. Of the 9,021 titles challenged, the most targeted book was "Gender Queer" by Maia Kobabe. (Adobe Stock)
A Department of Veterans Affairs report found 41% of veterans nationwide were found to have a potential need for mental health care. (Adobe Stock)
More than 130 different organizations signed a letter to the House of Representatives urging lawmakers to oppose H.R. 9495. (Adobe Stock)
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