Big Oil’s Slick Attempt To Greenwash Its Massive Plastic Pollution
By Jim Hightower Photos: Wikimedia Commons Let’s all sing the holiday classic: “All I want for Christmas… Is Something Not Made of Plastic.” Easier sung than done. Plastic…
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By Jim Hightower Photos: Wikimedia Commons Let’s all sing the holiday classic: “All I want for Christmas… Is Something Not Made of Plastic.” Easier sung than done. Plastic…
By Brennan Center Photos: YouTube\Wikimedia Commons You might think that when you are a U.S. citizen, you cannot have that status taken away. You would be wrong, it…
Photos: Alice Castro\Nir Arieli\Nicole Tintle NEW YORK — December 2, 2025 — Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater welcomes audiences of all ages to experience the highly anticipated New…
By John LaForge Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons “To initiate a war of aggression is not only an international crime, it is the supreme international crime differing from other…
By Senator Bernie Sanders Photos: Wikimedia Commons Artificial intelligence and robotics will transform the world. It will bring unimaginable changes to our economy, our politics, warfare, our emotional…
By Center for American Progress Photos: YouTube\Wikimedia Commons Washington, D.C. — Yesterday, Republicans eked out an election win by single digits in Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District, which President…
By Kary Love Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons Growing up surrounded by World War II veterans, most of whom refused to discuss their service fighting the horrid fascist enemies,…
By Andrew Moss Photos: Wikimedia Commons There is a clarifying power to nonviolence. When Dr. Martin Luther King was jailed in Birmingham in 1963 for protesting racial segregation…
By Ted Glick Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons It’s been over ten long months that the forces of democracy have been on the defensive, doing our best to withstand…
By George Cassidy Payne Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Facebook\Wikimedia Commons Courage is rarely convenient. Sometimes it is condemned. Ask Hugh Clowers Thompson Jr. On March 16, 1968, Thompson, a young…