Ecological citizenship and the United Nations sustainability development goals agenda
Reduction of inequalities and environmental protection and responsibility must also be interconnected for the well-being of individuals and societies.
Nanonplstics not just in seafood, new study finds small plastic particles penetrate crops
The study confirmed that humans and animals are consuming nanoplastics not just through seafood and water sources, but now through agriculture.
How union workers are fighting for a life outside of the mill
A bill would limit mandatory overtime to no more than two hours per day and require employers to provide a week’s notice before mandating extra hours or changing a worker’s schedule.
Turning space into a war zone: Space Force Missile Defense review
“It is not enough to merely have an American presence in space, we must have American dominance in space.”
How U.S. policy failures have helped Hamas
To begin with, Washington has failed to be an honest broker in the peace process.
Justice Thomas sparks outrage with defense of gun rights for domestic abusers
Clarence Thomas stands alone in dissent as the Supreme Court upholds a law prohibiting domestic abusers from possessing firearms, sparking outrage and renewed calls for judicial accountability.
Vance struggles as Trump’s running mate, blames media for negative coverage
Controversial comments and media scrutiny plague GOP VP nominee J.D. Vance.
Ex-CIA officer sentenced to 19 years in prison for conspiracy to commit espionage
“Lee betrayed his own country for greed and put his former colleagues at risk.”
What Trump might do in his second presidency and what it could mean for democracy
While the U.S. will not likely become a full blown authoritarian regime, it is certainly no longer a fully functioning democracy.
Jill Stein to Bernie Sanders: Run on the Green Party Ticket
Stein joins Democracy Now! from Albany ahead of this weekend’s New York Green Party convention.