Monsanto targets cancer scientist in flawed Reuters story
The story fails to disclose several key pieces of information.
Sunoco ordered to suspend drilling on Mariner East 2 pipeline after spills, damage
Environmentalists emphasized that while they welcomed the drilling delay, they saw it as no reason for those opposed to the pipeline to become complacent or slow their efforts.
As Afghanistan faces economic crisis, U.S. could help prevent mass starvation by unfreezing funds
“At least preventing starvation in Afghanistan is still our duty.”
Farming Frogs Can Save Them From Extinction
Diseases are killing off many of Panama’s frog and salamander species. Are there enough animals left to breed them in captivity?
Texas bathroom bill is latest civil rights victory in deep south spurred by sports
Sports remain inextricably intertwined with civil rights in America.
A good year’s pay for a good day’s work?
Pay levels for top U.S. corporate execs have lost any connection to organizational rationality.
Leading gun violence researcher: Media have a responsibility to cover the “harmful effects” of...
“This is really important legislation that could harm public safety.”
Nader: Still Fighting From the Grassroots Up
Longtime activist hosts a four-day conference, hoping to promote activism and substance in the conversation about issues and democracy.
Progressive Briefing for Wednesday, June 27, 2018
28-year-old Democratic Socialist wins the New York primary, the Supreme Court upholds Muslim ban and sides with anti-abortion centers, Occupy ICE protests spread, a federal judge sides with Big Oil, and more.
Florida Governor Wants To Monitor Refugees In The Wake Of Orlando Shooting
"The Second Amendment didn't kill anybody."