New Zealand government to plant 100 million trees yearly
New Zealand’s youngest leader in more than 150 years plans to take the country on a more liberal path after nine years of conservative rule.
How suing the US government can empower the climate movement
A Q+A about the historical significance of the Juliana v. United States case and the challenges of climate activism in Alaska.
Welcome to 1984
It is time for change. To make this change, a political revolution needs to take a place.
Alex Jones agrees to liquidate Infowars empire to pay $1.5 billion to Sandy Hook...
This historic move follows years of misinformation and defamation by Jones regarding the tragic 2012 school shooting.
A Colorado ballot measure could make it nearly impossible to ban fracking
Green groups hope to someday amend the Colorado constitution so communities can ban fracking. An industry-sponsored amendment on the state's Nov. 8 ballot could block that.
New Jersey cop pleads guilty to violating civil rights and excessive force
As a result of an FBI investigation into police corruption in Paterson, New Jersey, another police officer recently pleaded guilty to conspiracy...
“It is time to send a message to corporate America”: Here’s Sanders plan to...
"At a time of massive income and wealth inequality, the American people are demanding that large, profitable corporations pay their fair share of taxes."
200 DHS employees accepted nearly $15M in bribes
Responsible for guarding more than 7,000 miles of the border, customs agents and Border Patrol officers accepted the most bribes within the last ten years.
Maryland moves to permanently ban fracking
23 politicians are co-sponsoring the fracking ban, which already has the support of nearly half of the state senate.
These kids will see Trump in court
Twenty-one kids and climate scientist James Hansen were suing the Obama administration to take more aggressive action on climate. Now, the climate-change-denying 45th president has inherited the case.