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A group of us, all activists opposed to the prospect of the Venezuelan opposition taking over the Embassy, have been living inside the building for the past two weeks, working side-by-side with the skeletal Venezuela diplomatic staff that has been told by the State Department that they must leave by April 24.

Life depends on it. Bill McKibben on the big changes we’ve already made in remarkably short order.

Attorneys representing the victim have confirmed she is filing a civil rights case against the police department.

The global energy crisis that followed Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, as well as the growing affordability of renewables, has given rise to more sustainable alternatives.

The search for 6-year-old Hind Rajab in war-torn Gaza culminates in profound sorrow, as her fate intertwines with those of fallen rescue workers.

Nearly a year after the incident, school officials still refuse to apologize to Ahmed and his family for their blatant ignorance and bigotry.

"Now, to benefit coal interests, the U.S. EPA wants to simply ignore the health impacts that occur below their self-imposed limit."

How in the world did we ever get to this low point in our history when the fear of being killed is now planted into the minds of our children?

By making small differences where we can, we gradually move society toward the more equitable, just, and fair place we all want for ourselves and future generations.

It seems to be a media rule: If you’re “not a scientist,” pick the wrong one you like as your go-to authority.