Monday, November 9, 2026

In the crosshairs: The perilous reality for journalists in 2023

Examining the heightened risks faced by journalists in conflict zones, especially in the Gaza Strip, amidst global political tensions and criticism of U.S. foreign policy.

People’s Summit drives new wave of progressive candidates

“This is not going to work, even if I win, based on one person winning one race. It’s going to work by building a movement that is everywhere.”

Meat Is Murdering American Rivers

Government data shows that food processing plants are the biggest toxic polluters of waterways in the U.S.

Missing From the Debates: Climate Change, Poverty, Campaign Finance and More

The presidential candidates have not been asked questions on some of the critical issues facing us, and Chris Wallace has no plans to ask them.

Uniting for a Green New Deal

This is an opportunity to unite in support of a bold new vision for our society.

Jeff Sessions sets back the clock

How low can he go? And how far back can this Attorney General take us?

U.S. and UK reach ‘first of its kind’ agreement on renewable energy and AI

“The United States and the United Kingdom recognize Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to transform our societies and economies and share a commitment to the role of government action to unlock the opportunities and mitigate the risks arising from the rapid development of these technologies.”

Wells Fargo workers push to bring a union to the banking industry

CWA launched the Committee for Better Banks a decade ago, with the goals of organizing bank workers and empowering them to assist regulators’ efforts to monitor the finance industry.

Former state legislator and NBA player sentenced to prison for accepting bribes

“My life has been about helping everyone. But in this case, I failed.”

Indigenous environmental defenders shut down Peruvian crude oil pipeline

“Not a single drop of oil is going to come out of the Amazon until the government takes care of us,” said campaigners.