Relatedly, volunteering is key to feeling better and living better.
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Relatedly, the government started looking for the virus too late.
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Finally, and relatedly, Trump is still very popular with Republicans.
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Relatedly, what did Trump know and when did he know it?
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Relatedly, he hunts for companies that are leaders in their fields.
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Relatedly, here's a photo tour of Walmart's new Dallas, Georgia clinic.
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Relatedly, I don't want only the powerful media-worthy predators falling.
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Relatedly, how many Sobered Speeches will Davos have to deliver this season?
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Relatedly, there is no "right way" to react after a sexual assault.
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Relatedly, despite investigating Facebook for 16 months, the agency never interviewed Zuckerberg.
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Relatedly, freedom of religion or belief is crucial to America's national security.
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Perhaps relatedly: Why big companies pay C.E.O.s for good performance — and bad.
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Also, relatedly: Is there a difference between "absolute haters" and "natural haters"?
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Relatedly, I am playing the "long game" on making it to the NBA.
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ET: Relatedly, traders were earlier buying into the Swissfranc, a safe-haven currency.
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It also, and relatedly, lost one of its biggest advocates for trans rights.
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Second, and relatedly, this is now in the hands of the federal judiciary.
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Relatedly, women also reported having more frequent negative feelings associated with indulging their cravings.
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But now one of the more urgent health problems is obesity and, relatedly, overnutrition.
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Relatedly, BMI tells us how big we are—but not how sick we are.
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Relatedly, many criticisms of sexual predators are overly focused on supposedly repulsive sexual acts.
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Relatedly, his son looks like he could definitely be in a Replacements cover band.
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Relatedly, he is cognitively inclined to transform failures into successes and construct intricate rationalizations.
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The packaging might be minimalist (and, relatedly, very chic), but this gel does the most.
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Relatedly, the United States has seen its worst year of measles outbreaks in recent memory.
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Relatedly, but not identically, you'd basically eliminate gerrymandering as a factor in American public affairs.
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Relatedly, FBI data released in early November 2018 showed hate crimes rose 17% in 2017.
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Relatedly, they increase requirements that local authorities cooperate with federal agents tracking down undocumented immigrants.
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Relatedly, there are gaping racial chasms in attitudes toward Medicaid expansion that diverge across states.
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" (Bloomberg) • Relatedly: "Female politicians and journalists were abused on Twitter every 30 seconds in 2017.
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Relatedly: Why Uber, and investors, shouldn't worry too much about the first day of trading.
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Secondly, and relatedly, the Rasmussen poll Trump cited is an outlier when compared to others.
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Relatedly, most decent, honorable professionals are not going to want to work for the Trump administration.
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Relatedly, across major European countries like the UK and Germany, banks have long paid minimal interest.
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Second, and relatedly, we're unlikely to know who her running mate will be until late July.
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Second, but relatedly, Trump is doing what despots do best—attacking the media for accurate reporting.
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And how Giuliani never won a single primary or caucus and, relatedly, didn't get elected president?
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Or, relatedly: If more and more people use e-cigarettes, could that "re-normalize" regular cigarette use?
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" Relatedly, from a friend: "The algorithms were designed to make people spend more time on those sites.
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Relatedly, American companies struggle today to fill jobs with workers who have the rights skills and knowledge.
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Relatedly, the MBTI is a quiz that assigns its taker a four-letter acronym defining their personality.
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Relatedly, no country where the virus is known to have spread has declared a local outbreak yet.
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Relatedly, the World Economic Forum is urging governments to take privacy into account when using facial recognition.
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It's when will she drop out and, relatedly, whether she will endorse any of her rivals. 2.
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The role of money in politics Relatedly, there's a massive difference in the influence of special interests.
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Relatedly, there's the concern that we really need to understand the forces that led to his rise.
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Relatedly, the scheduled launch date for EM-1 in June 2021 is about 2.5 years behind schedule.
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Relatedly, they found that the quality of foods fed to the monkeys varied wildly between the two studies.
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Relatedly, there is the assertion that I did not answer Senator Franken's question honestly at my confirmation hearing.
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We don't know why they were meeting, or, relatedly, what the back channel they were establishing was for.
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Relatedly, Conway's husband, George Conway, wrote an op-ed on Monday calling Trump a racist after his tweets.
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Relatedly, do you have any thoughts about the public market and whether more companies should be going out?
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Relatedly, the public shouldn't get to decide which cases sufficiently offend us to warrant a judge abandoning impartiality.
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Relatedly, stretching isn't as helpful as you might think for preventing injury and muscle pain when you play sports.
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DoorDash, relatedly, was said to be in the market recently, but unable to close a new, large funding round.
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Murray also, and relatedly, believes that efforts to attribute gaps in black/white outcomes to racism are fundamentally misguided.
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Relatedly, they're most likely to own multimedia devices — technology like Chromecast or Apple TV that streams online content onto TVs.
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Relatedly, Pompeo has said he isn't running for Senate in Kansas this year and his focused on his day job.
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Relatedly, this week a report revealed that some job advertisers on Facebook use its ad targeting to exclude older workers.
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Relatedly, the company hopes to do more to help its customers manage conditions that they may be prone to develop.
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Relatedly, nurture young writers with an eye to encouraging them to have mainstream careers, not just futures as conservative pundits.
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Relatedly, the once-solidly Cuban Republican vote in Miami, Hialeah, and Westchester has become less monolithic in its political preferences.
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And relatedly, which team would be the most likely to pose a threat to the dominant G2 in the finals?
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Relatedly, he also claims that things have been "debunked" when they haven't been — like the sexual assault allegations against him.
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Relatedly, he also claims that things have been "debunked" when they haven't been — like the sexual assault allegations against him.
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But despite the Dr. Dre association with Beats, the single artist that's most identified with Apple is Bono and, relatedly, U2.
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And, relatedly, Intel will be opening up the platform to developers with the launch of an early access program and SDK.
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Relatedly, people think it's possible that Golding's character was an organ donor and Clarke's character got his heart in a transplant.
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Relatedly, hotels may have sidestepped some regulatory uncertainty/disruption relating to CMBS risk retention, which is set to take effect in December.
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Relatedly, Trump is currently pushing to reopen businesses currently shuttered by Easter — a timetable much faster than what public health experts recommend.
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Relatedly, he writes that the real American dream is not about finding success through working hard, but about knowing the right people.
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Relatedly, people often think of those involved in organized racist violence as uneducated, backward, or part of one class or regional identity.
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Relatedly, the explanation may have to do with a tension between two kinds of thinking: what computer scientists call exploration and exploitation.
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" Wallach, relatedly, wants "agencies to seek out their own critics and confront them directly, and not just on the agency's own turf.
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Relatedly, the unaffiliated could signify in advance which party ballot they wanted; Democratic ballots outnumbered Republican ones 2:1 among this group.
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Relatedly, Emma and our colleagues on our strategy team mapped out how much everyone makes in a hospital makes, from nurses to surgeons.
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Relatedly, a number of US coal companies have declared bankruptcy, and some have proposed cutting workers' health insurance and pensions in the process.
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Franklin's victims were young black women, many of whom had drug addictions, and perhaps relatedly, these crimes went unsolved from 1984 to 2010.
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The World Economic Forum has ranked it — and, relatedly, extreme weather —consistently in the top of global problems for a few years running.
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Now the plan is to add to Qadium's 60-person team and, relatedly, stay a few steps ahead of competitors in the process.
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Relatedly, how fast do you have to move on these investments, or do you have all the time in the world right now?
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Yet few people understand how or why it happened, and (perhaps relatedly) rather than explosions, its principal drama involved lots of complicated math.
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Second, and relatedly, we must see the fate of undocumented immigrants as a social justice issue for women and all people of color.
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Relatedly, the number one thing I coached employees on over a 30-year corporate career was self-doubt about worthiness and competitiveness, i.e.
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Relatedly, German Lopez has reported on the data proving that America is nothing close to the crime-ridden hellscape Trump repeatedly insists it is.
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Relatedly, it expects you to feel invested in its often over-complicated premise without ever really giving you any solid foundation to build on.
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And, relatedly, what do you call a unicorn that eventually goes public or otherwise exits at a discount to its final private market valuation?
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Relatedly, WTI crude oil touched $48.11 earlier on Monday — its lowest level since November 30, or the day OPEC announced it was cutting production.
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Relatedly, many guests seemed to think that the only reason to seek liberation from household slavery was if you were being beaten or abused.
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Relatedly, Microsoft is slowly rolling out a feature called Console Streaming, which will allow users to play their home Xbox One via their smartphones.
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Relatedly, European lawmakers just passed a law that makes internet companies legally and financially liable for the spread of copyrighted material on their platforms.
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Relatedly, Robert Boatright, Michael Malbin, and Brendan Glavin have found that party committees are spending the vast majority of their money on general elections.
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Relatedly, confirmation hearings will continue to be Kabuki theater, educational to some about various legal doctrines but not illuminating anything of the nominee's judicial philosophy.
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Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte backed Trump (perhaps relatedly, Trump praised Conte -- who has resigned as prime minister -- on Twitter when he returned to Washington).
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Relatedly, Greta Gerwig won the USC Scripter Award for her adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's Little Women, a good omen for her forthcoming Oscar bid.
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Relatedly, consider recent commentary (also heavily think-pieced) by Scorsese and Francis Ford Coppola about their derision for Marvel movies as not being real art.
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Relatedly, it must also actively monitor any new federally funded policing initiatives, like "Operation Relentless Pursuit," to ensure that recipients have not violated civil rights.
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Relatedly, by reducing demand, especially peak demand, solar+storage reduces the need for T&D investments and helps lengthen the life of existing T&D infrastructure.
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Relatedly, a wandering star could pass by and shake things up, flinging planets at one another and potentially throwing Earth out of the Solar System altogether.
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Second, and relatedly, state and local taxing jurisdictions could further undermine Republican plans to generate revenue through limitations on the deduction for state and local taxes.
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Relatedly, Clinton recognizes that excessive college debt "prevents people from forming families, buying homes, and starting small businesses," a phenomenon directly observable in the millennial generation.
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Relatedly, I keep a separate list of "seed entries" — words I'm eager to build an entire puzzle around — that's organized by word length, and alphabetized therein.
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That's always been true, but climate change and—relatedly—ever more extreme immigration politics have raised the stakes and made this connection more obvious than ever.
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The newest recruit to Lethe is Galaxy Stern, who has a very troubled past and, relatedly, has the rare and quite awful ability to see ghosts.
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Relatedly, politicians can defend policies favoring an unpopular group by systematically replacing reference to that group with reference to a related group that enjoys a positive stereotype.
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Relatedly, most mass movements, while aiming to counteract some of the horrors of the Trump administration, have been content to couch their messaging in broad, fuzzy terms.
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"Accumulating over the life course, these effects may undermine parenting and relatedly attachment, making it more difficult to handle normal behaviors of infants and toddlers," Folger added.
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Relatedly, I wondered if you could talk a little about who gets counted as a "real" science fiction writer and who gets counted as a literary writer.
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Relatedly, the ratio of the adult population that was employed soared from 60.1 percent in January to 60.4 percent in February, then held that level in March.
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The most important proximate cause concerns the types of women's groups that dominated the civic scene over the decades and, relatedly, the types of issues they embraced.
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These facts instead recommend a practiced skepticism (if not cynicism) toward politicians' lofty invocations of the common good—and, relatedly, their supercilious, misguided rebukes of free-market competition.
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Relatedly, Blackstone has reportedly raised over $12 billion for its infrastructure fund and Warburg Pincus has raised $4.25 billion for a fund focused on China and Southeast Asia.
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Two key side effects of the coronavirus, beyond the physical, are the general angst it is creating in the nation's population and, relatedly, the effect on the economy.
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Relatedly, with the federal funds target already so low, will the Fed need and ask for new tools from Congress to stimulate the economy during the next downturn?
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Relatedly, with the help of some great data compiled by our friends at BioPharma Dive I pulled together the 10 biotech companies with the highest median pay in 2018.
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Perhaps relatedly, Apple also makes it pretty easy to change DNS settings on iOS: it's a much bigger pain on Android, whether via the Wi-Fi settings or programmatically.
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Relatedly, as in Wayne's previous book, the campus novel "Loner," I couldn't help feeling that the busyness and extremity of the plot's denouement undercut the author's otherwise humane sensibility.
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Relatedly, more than $3 million of the donations that first day came from mobile devices, a sign of both shifting habits and the relative youth of his donor base.
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Relatedly, recent research into Saturn's moon Enceladus, another snowball moon with a subsurface ocean, shows that it has the chemical ingredients for life owing to hydrothermal processes near volcanic vents.
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Relatedly, remember that Trump said he would know whether he and Kim would get along and make a deal within the first minute of meeting the North Korean dictator. How?
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Relatedly, right-wing governments promise voters a strong economy, but rather than pass economic policies that build up worker power and raise wages, they direct voter hostility at foreign workers.
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Relatedly, of course, the IoT has every chance of becoming a security nightmare — though everyone at the conference was at least talking about security, which offers some hope of salvation.
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Relatedly, those who opted to switch from backing Sanders in the primary to Trump in the general election, rather than Clinton or a third party candidate, were also more sexist.
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Relatedly, there were multiple protests (and multiple arrests) around the world led by action group Extinction Rebellion, which is calling on the media to do more reporting on climate change.
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Relatedly, Trump has failed to staff his Pentagon, State Department, Treasury Department, Justice Department, and intelligence community with the senior and midlevel appointees necessary to actually implement an agenda — any agenda.
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Relatedly, GM's partner in self-driving, the ride-hailing company Lyft, says it plans to launch a pilot program in a major US city sometime this year using self-driving cars.
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Relatedly, neuroscientist Nick Davis of Bangor University in Wales has speculated that non-invasive techniques to modulate brain activity, such as transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), could also be used by athletes.
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Relatedly, Bristol University paleontologists used a similar approach to show that some dinosaurs had lighter coloring on their undersides and darker coloring on top—a form of camouflage known as countershading.
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Relatedly, Fox News has obtained a May 2016 email from FBI investigator Peter Strzok -- who also is criticized in the House memo for his anti-Trump texts with colleague Lisa Page.
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Relatedly, it might be worth noting that The Mirror seems to have a habit of referring to dogs as the "world's loneliest," but I guess that's an issue for another day.
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Relatedly, he could also forge the legendary flaming sword of Azor Ahai (AKA the Prince/Princess Who Was Promised), Lightbringer, which is prophesied to banish darkness and night from the realm.
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Too-high valuations and large raises are harmful, not encouraging Relatedly, putting too high a valuation on a CPG company and theorizing it could rule its market is counterproductive and unrealistic.
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Relatedly, she mentioned that because Confide's encryption protocol hasn't been publicly tested and hacked and audited to ensure that it's strong, it could be hard for you to sell to enterprises.
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Relatedly, because the music that you make and play falls into so many different lanes, I'm curious if there's anything that you feel unites the stuff that you love the most.
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Separately, but relatedly, left-of-center interest groups who haven't endorsed in the primary are going to start coming off the sidelines and endorsing Clinton as their preferred general election candidate.
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Relatedly, page 16 in the Guardian version, which contains mentions of Hillary Clinton, Shirley Manson, and Tyra Banks, is the only place in the entire document that acknowledges the existence of women.
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Relatedly, the president is set to visit the Trump Turnberry golf resort in South Ayrshire, Scotland, this weekend before heading to Helsinki for a highly anticipated summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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To counter fashion racism, we will need to confront fashion classism and, relatedly, neoliberal definitions of success—such as access to elite institutions and positions—as the best path to social progress.
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Relatedly, The New York Times also published a separate op-ed by the co-founders of Fusion GPS, in which they called on Republicans to release their full testimony before congressional committees.
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Relatedly, I admire the shiny platinum finish Microsoft has chosen as the stock color for both the Surface Laptop and the Surface Book, but in practice, it's quite impractical, and constantly looks dirty.
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Perhaps relatedly, a local museum display eloquently described the near-total extermination of Patagonia's natives by noting the deed was accomplished first with rifles, then syphilis, and finally alcohol to finish the job.
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Relatedly, later today, Attorney General William Barr will send an open letter to Facebook requesting that it halt its plans to encrypt its messaging apps until it builds a backdoor for law enforcement.
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Most glaring amongst its duds is its $3.2 billion buyout of Nest Labs and, relatedly, the $555 million spent on Dropcam (which would later be rebranded as part of Nest's home security offering).
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As Megan Garber explained in a 2016 piece at the Atlantic: Many [rom-coms] assume a fundamental passivity on the part of women, and, relatedly, a fundamental assertiveness on the part of men.
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In the context of actress Cynthia Nixon's run for New York governor, Slate's Jamelle Bouie floated James as a future candidate: Relatedly: I sincerely want LeBron James to run for office one day.
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Relatedly, the Center for Public Integrity contacted several municipal governments whose cities have already hosted large-scale campaign events for Democratic candidates to ask whether they had invoiced the candidates for public safety costs.
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Relatedly, he needs to walk back the misguided White House invitation that he recently extended to Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte; the man is an unmitigated human rights disaster who doesn't deserve such a visit.
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But among the several big decisions yet to be made are what to do about Obamacare's taxes and — relatedly — how to pay for the replacement, or the exact timetable for legislative action and implementation.
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Relatedly, The Book of Exile (2016) by architects Sandi Hilal and Alessandro Petti documents the stories of refugees in occupied Palestine — an "act of decolonization" and an effort to keep a suppressed culture alive.
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Relatedly, stagnant wages should not be attributed to free trade — the Peterson Institute found that less than 10 percent of the gap between American workers' productivity and compensation can be explained by global competition.
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Relatedly, computer scientists at the University of Washington developed a system that uses machine learning to study a person's facial movements and then render real-looking lip movement for any pre-existing clip of audio.
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On the other, there's Clinton — or, more specifically, there's the question of how the party should reckon with the former president's legacy given his past actions, and, relatedly, with the broader topic of sexual misconduct.
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"He is masterful at understanding the conventions of journalism," and — perhaps relatedly — "Trump is remarkably agile at doing as he chooses and getting away with it," which is how Johnston puts it in his book.
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Relatedly, the policy differences between the two parties are much greater than they used to be, so doing anything that could lead to the other party being in power is a potentially very costly exercise.
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Those kinds of tactics have left many Democrats raw about any mention of Bill Clinton's past — and, relatedly, about what they see as Hillary Clinton being unfairly held responsible for the misdeeds of her husband.
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Relatedly, an official for Illinois' Cook County recently told attorneys for two small Chicago clubs that the music they play does not count as "culture," and as a result, they each owe approximately $200,000 in taxes.
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Third, Murder on the Orient Express contains the best-known (and, relatedly, the most unusual) solution to any Agatha Christie story: It will not attract many viewers who do not know it, at least at first.
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Clinton's decision to go to Detroit on Friday for a get-out-the-vote event startled many observers, since it seemed to reflect concerns about the fate of Michigan and, relatedly, reports of reduced black enthusiasm.
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Relatedly, cybersecurity company FireEye in partnership with Marsh & McLennan has released a report on cybersecurity for the C-suite focused on emerging trends in cyber and action items that executives can implement in the coming year.
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Relatedly, the government has arguably come to rely too much on hard-to-enforce "conduct remedies" to antitrust concerns, where companies are allowed to merge in exchange for promising to avoid doing this-or-that specific thing.
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Relatedly, abortion rates have been plummeting for women in developed countries over the past three decades, while the use of contraceptives among US women has increased — all measures that indicate women are getting better at preventing unwanted pregnancies.
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Relatedly, according to the Lancet paper, the first person who died from the virus, on January 2000 (and had exposure to the market) passed it along to his wife — even though she didn't have any history of market exposure.
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Relatedly, although the promotion of human rights has lost favor in the U.S. since the Iraq War and the Arab Spring, it is profoundly in American interests to have a robust human-rights dimension in its competition with China.
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The only issue I said was a deal breaker was that Dr. Ford cannot appear at a hearing on Monday for the reasons I described, and relatedly, that the demand that she submit written testimony by 10:00 a.m.
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Relatedly, Mueller appears to have zeroed in on British politician Nigel Farage and other self-described "Bad Boys of Brexit," including businessman Aaron Banks, who met repeatedly with the Russian ambassador in the UK as the Brexit campaign unfolded. 256.
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Relatedly, the White House Gift Shop was also reluctant to put Kim Jong Un's face on one of the coins because they were worried it might be offensive to the South Korean customers whom they said were its primary buyers.
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Relatedly, the volume of the riskiest loans, those with an all-in spread of 500 basis points or more above LIBOR, collapsed last year, to just $20 billion from $106 billion in 2015, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence.
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The first is that the median respondent expects big developments in AI within the next decade — and, relatedly, the median respondent is nearly as concerned with "big picture" AI concerns like artificial general intelligence as with concerns like data privacy and cyberattacks.
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Relatedly, Gourley says it was known to Quid management for years that he was still accessing his Quid email, including because he was still helping Quid line up customers on a commission basis — and because he was using the account to communicate with Quid management.
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"The Red Hen Restaurant should focus more on cleaning its filthy canopies, doors and windows (badly needs a paint job) rather than refusing to serve a fine person like Sarah Huckabee Sanders," tweeted Donald Trump, who, relatedly, is the President of the United States.
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Currently on his plate, there's the possibility of an interview with special investigator Robert Mueller in the Russia probe; the looming probability of a government shutdown and, relatedly, demand that he strike an immigration deal that salvages the protections for DACA participants (which he himself destroyed).
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Relatedly, a study released last month found that today's teenagers and young adults are less likely than those of past generations to engage in a range of activities that involve personal independence, such as working for pay, driving, dating and spending time with friends without adult supervision.
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This is significant for two reasons: first, it means that very soon, nobody is going to want to go anywhere without a blanket and the sweet embrace of central heating, and secondly—and relatedly—it also means that cuffing season is due to rear its head any day now.
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Second and relatedly, there is often a false dichotomy drawn in the energy world, with advocates for big power plants and the big grid (the "hard path" in energy development) on one side and advocates for self-sufficient local grids run on DERs (the "soft path") on the other.
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Relatedly, while this program is fairly ambitious, its budgetary cost is relatively modest and could be easily financed under the rubric of taxing the rich, rather than asking voters to accept a European-style tradeoff in which middle-class taxes are higher but social services are dramatically more generous.
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He condescends to the cashier merely doing her job when some white woman tries to use a cash-only lane (relatedly: imagine a cash-only lane today, or alternatively, a grocery store where the cashier isn't a malfunctioning robot!!!), and then he coaxes her into using the credit card machine.
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Relatedly, British support for Brexit was narrow to begin with and has waned in the intervening months—May felt she needed a show of support to push a break with the European Union to the finish line and seems to have calculated that there was no better time than the present.
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Relatedly, Honest was called out by The Wall Street Journal earlier this year after the outlet commissioned two independent lab tests of the company's laundry detergent and determined it contained an ingredient — sodium lauryl sulfate — that's commonly found in other products but that Honest has warned consumers not to use.
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ORAN is designed to let multiple vendors supply radio equipment for wireless networks, and Judge Marrero thinks that is just great: Relatedly, DISH plans to operate an Open Radio Access Network ("ORAN"), which refers to a RAN that does not require one vendor's proprietary hardware and software throughout the network.
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Relatedly, while Ward says Carta's primary revenue right now is its software subscription business — another revenue stream is the money it's paid by the venture firms that use it as a fund administrator — people who question Carta's fundraising note the people-intensive nature of the kind of work that Carta has been systemizing.
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Relatedly, too many such members are understandably reluctant to allow the coalition to focus on the structural, or "push," factors that can make individuals more susceptible to recruitment, preferring to keep the focus on the violent extremists' ideology and propaganda and other drivers that don't center on the behavior of governments towards their citizens.
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I've also, relatedly, been thinking a lot about #MeToo and the public figures I'm now disinclined to put in my puzzles — this is the sort of thing a constructor thinks about, or should, as the premise of the breakfast test is to avoid unnecessary unpleasantness, and a smart constructor constantly wrestles with what that means.
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Not impossible, and also not totally out of line: Jürgen Prochnow and Kyle MacLachlan were only about 17 years apart when they played father and son in David Lynch's version in 1984.) Relatedly, Zendaya (Spider-Man: Homecoming) is also in the running to play Chani (Chalamet's love interest) in director Denis Villeneuve's (Blade Runner 2049) adaptation of Frank Herbert's 1965 novel.
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If Sanders were to lose, it would deepen concerns that have long dogged him: Whether he can unite the party and, relatedly, whether he is electable against President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE in November.
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Relatedly, the UN's Outer Space Treaty, which has been signed by over 100 nations, specifically states:States Parties to the Treaty shall pursue studies of outer space, including the moon and other celestial bodies, and conduct exploration of them so as to avoid their harmful contamination and also adverse changes in the environment of the Earth resulting from the introduction of extraterrestrial matter and, where necessary, shall adopt appropriate measures for this purpose.
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Apart from the offenses of unlawfully entering the country without inspection or overstaying one's visa, there's the offense of 'Willful failure or refusal to depart', 'Failing to register as an alien' (or relatedly, failing to report themselves to an immigration official), 'Failing to carry an alien registration document', 'Marriage fraud' (which is rampant, yet never reported by the media), 'Reentry of deported aliens', and 'Falsely claiming citizenship', such as on an I-9 employment eligibility form (or similarly, making 'Fraud and false statements', such as providing phony documents to a border agent).
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Second, and relatedly, donors tend to favor organizations that focus on the US. This could be because many donors don't realize that a dollar given to help residents of sub-Saharan Africa, for example, will likely make more of a difference to people's lives than a dollar spent in the US. Giving to international causes accounted for just 4.2 percent of Americans' charitable giving in 2015, the last year for which data is available, according to Giving USA, an annual report produced by the Giving USA Foundation Indiana University's Lilly Family School of Philanthropy.
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