Monday, September 28, 2026
A long-tailed macaque. The species has been listed as endangered on the IUCN Red List since 2022. Photo: Charles J. Sharp / CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

US declines to protect endangered monkeys used in medical research

The U.S. has again declined to protect endangered long-tailed macaques under the Endangered Species Act, allowing continued imports for biomedical research.

Virgin Atlantic makes first transatlantic flight using sustainable jet fuel

“The idea that this flight somehow gets us closer to guilt-free flying is a joke."

Dutch court of appeals upheld aggressive greenhouse gas emissions reduction, puts government on notice

"The court of appeal's decision puts all governments on notice. They must act now, or they will be held to account."
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Breonna Taylor grand jurors say police actions were ‘criminal’; never given chance to indict...

“From the very beginning, we have seen a campaign of prevarication, of dishonesty, of outright neglect of any semblance of justice for Breonna Taylor or for her family.”

The Greek People Have Voted ‘No!’ to Austerity and Economic Blackmail

Greece has suffered seven years of austerity, but something big happened recently—the Greek people voted by a landslide against European austerity. But why did the corporate media barely report on this historic vote?

Solutions Movement: How Worker-Owned Co-Ops Can Change the Way We Work

Worker-owned co-ops along with other innovations like Holacracy, which attempts to eliminate the top down management model in favor of self-management by workers, are slowly working their way into mainstream discourse in North America where austerity policies remain business as usual.

Few cops we found using force on George Floyd protesters are known to have...

ProPublica compiled 68 videos that seemed to show officers using disproportionate force on protesters. A year later, police have disclosed discipline for a total of 10 officers.
The California State Capitol in Sacramento, where the bill to extend the misconduct database to teachers stalled. Photo: Andre m / CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

For the Second Time, Lawmakers Failed to Fix California’s Warning System for Teacher Misconduct

California is set to launch a database for school support staff, such as bus drivers and janitors, with substantiated claims of egregious misconduct. Setting up a similar system for public school teachers, however, is proving more complicated.

Betvisa Download APK Features and Benefits Explained

With the well-known messaging software Betvisa, users may communicate with their friends and contacts anonymously. The programme has become well-known for its...