Bayer appeal to dismiss Roundup weedkiller lawsuits rejected by U.S. Supreme Court
Bayer said it plans to replace glyphosate-based weed-killing ingredients in products for non-professionals in the U.S. with alternative active ingredients in order to “manage litigation risk in the U.S.,” but not due to concerns about safety.
US signals new support for global plastics reduction, reports say
Previously, the U.S. had held the stance of allowing individual UN member states to make their own decisions on plastic production.
Trump threatens sanctuary cities with more undocumented immigrants; politicians welcome his plan
"Let's not concede that having refugees in our cities is something to be threatened by."
Anxiety mounts among Social Security recipients as DOGE troops settle in
The consequences could be significant for millions of the most vulnerable Americans.
Secretary of the Interior first: Deb Haaland, member of the Pueblo of Laguna
“I’ll be fierce for all of us, our planet, and all of our protected land.”
How Did the 2016 Candidates Fare on Super Tuesday?
Here are the current results for the winners and runners up for the Super Tuesday primaries.
America’s democracy is morphing into a combination of a dictatorship, an oligarchy, and a...
The foundations of this system of unlimited power and control over U.S. citizens have been developing over some time under various presidents.
Texas report projects data center growth would push air pollution back toward 2000s levels
The governor's September permit freeze runs until the state grid operator finishes an audit, as groups sue over generators at two San Antonio sites
Glyphosate sales fall as Bayer takes a €2.5 billion hit
A “significant further decline” of glyphosate sales could push Bayer towards a breakup of its agriculture business.
Clarence Thomas faces fresh scrutiny over undisclosed luxury trips funded by billionaire
This has prompted renewed calls for his resignation and demands for stricter ethics reforms for the highest court in the land.