Voices for Change

Until they deliver for the whole public, the public owes them nothing.

Death-dealing menace, Trump's re-election must overcome thousands of American fatalities, including his own older, whiter, medically-neglected fans.

The Republican Party now poses a clear and present threat even to the values it once espoused.

Men, women and children in the Horn of Africa whose lives are being ravaged by drought need “the world’s attention and action, now.”

These kinds of developments are happening all over the world where Big Oil, unlike in America, can’t hog the microphone.

As delegates prepare for COP27 and fossil fuel companies report record profits, the environmental emergency couldn’t be more pressing; the need for action by governments, corporations and populations more urgent, and the stench of complacency more pungent.

Whatever its unvarnished horror, 2022 looks to go down as marking baby steps in the right direction.

In 1776, public-spirited patriots emerged from the ranks of America’s most privileged. Today’s richest offer up precious little of that public spirit. Why?

What Americans should be asking their government is this: Why are there still 2,500 U.S. troops in Iraq?

“The dirty secret is that nuclear power makes a substantial contribution to global warming. Nuclear power is actually a chain of highly energy-intense industrial processes.”