Ella Ceron is a Trending News Reporter for Equality, covering a wide range of topics including finance, business, and social issues. With a diverse portfolio of work appearing in various publications, Ella brings a unique perspective to her reporting, highlighting the intersection of economics, policy, and social justice.
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By: Ella Ceron, Brian Delk, Lily Meier
Commuters face hours of delays and sometimes the train doesn't even make it to Manhattan.
By: Sophia Vahanvaty, Ella Ceron, Fiona Rutherford
(Bloomberg) -- Advocates fear a Supreme Court opinion mistakenly posted online preventing Idaho from enforcing its abortion ban in certain instances still doesn't fully guarantee pregnant women will be safe in emergencies.
By: Jo Constantz, Daniel Neligh, Ella Ceron
A main feature of the 2024 labor market is that fewer people are quitting their jobs. A lesser-known one is that fewer are getting promoted. That leaves little room for new workers to break through, as the ranks of employees...
By: Ella Ceron, Kriston Capps
The Supreme Court ruling in Grants Pass lets lawmakers impose fines and jail time on homeless people sleeping outside. Advocates say that's counterproductive.
Romantasy authors Sarah J. Maas and Rebecca Yarros have garnered cult followings for writing about empowered female protagonists who go on quests in magical lands, and find love.
By: Ella Ceron, Simone Foxman
Tractor Supply Co. 's move to abandon its diversity and climate goals after criticism from a conservative activist is now sparking rebuke among another major customer base: Black farmers.
By: Simone Foxman, Ella Ceron
Tractor Supply Co.’s move to abandon its diversity and climate goals after criticism from a conservative activist is now sparking rebuke among another major customer base: Black farmers.
New Yorkers have paid 58% more in food-delivery fees since before a minimum-wage law went into effect in late 2023, according to a city agency report, suggesting that restaurant-delivery services have passed on the bulk of these rising costs to customers.
By: Ella Ceron
The group raised more than $1.5 million in just three hours
By: Ella Ceron
Some of America's most prominent Black women across politics, business and entertainment joined thousands of their peers on a Sunday night Zoom call
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