Not only do chemicals from tap water leach into ground water, but some of these health-harming substances are added intentionally.

The article is a fascinating culmination of two portions of the ongoing legacy of the Koch brothers: their desire to influence media, which is playing out with their company’s bid for the Tribune Company’s eight national daily newspapers, and their attempts to intimidate journalists and silence reporting they consider unfavorable.

Destroying the planet for record profits.

Houston’s tidy-uppers aren’t waiting for a world-class event to rationalize going after homeless down-and-outers; they’ve preemptively outlawed the “crime” of dumpster diving in the Texan city.

“If there is a sin superior to every other, it is that of willful and offensive war ... he who is the author of a war, lets loose the whole contagion of hell, and opens a vein that bleeds a nation to death.”

Not only do chemicals from tap water leach into ground water, but some of these health-harming substances are added intentionally.

The article is a fascinating culmination of two portions of the ongoing legacy of the Koch brothers: their desire to influence media, which is playing out with their company’s bid for the Tribune Company’s eight national daily newspapers, and their attempts to intimidate journalists and silence reporting they consider unfavorable.

Destroying the planet for record profits.

Houston’s tidy-uppers aren’t waiting for a world-class event to rationalize going after homeless down-and-outers; they’ve preemptively outlawed the “crime” of dumpster diving in the Texan city.

“If there is a sin superior to every other, it is that of willful and offensive war ... he who is the author of a war, lets loose the whole contagion of hell, and opens a vein that bleeds a nation to death.”

Not only do chemicals from tap water leach into ground water, but some of these health-harming substances are added intentionally.

The article is a fascinating culmination of two portions of the ongoing legacy of the Koch brothers: their desire to influence media, which is playing out with their company’s bid for the Tribune Company’s eight national daily newspapers, and their attempts to intimidate journalists and silence reporting they consider unfavorable.

Destroying the planet for record profits.

Houston’s tidy-uppers aren’t waiting for a world-class event to rationalize going after homeless down-and-outers; they’ve preemptively outlawed the “crime” of dumpster diving in the Texan city.

“If there is a sin superior to every other, it is that of willful and offensive war ... he who is the author of a war, lets loose the whole contagion of hell, and opens a vein that bleeds a nation to death.”