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After a month on the road, the incoherent procession of truckers, crackpots, crybabies, small dogs, big mouths and old guys in Uncle Sam costumes finally morphed into...a lynch mob crusading against black people.
Spending 12 times as much on our military budget as Russia didn’t prevent a war in Europe. It just deprived us of resources at home.
The Insure Our Future campaign has been successfully pressuring insurance companies to stop selling coverage for fossil fuel expansion.
The push by moms to adopt electric school buses to replace 480,000 diesel buses not only has environmental benefits but helps improve the health of their children.
Our polar regions have been warming three times faster than the world as a whole, accelerating polar ice melt, ocean warming and other manifestations of the climate emergency.
If the U.S. wants to clamp down on “ill-gotten gains” of Russian oligarchs, the first step is to get our own house in order.
Oil company investor presentations reveal a stark contrast between industry rhetoric about gas prices and reality on oil and gas production.
Housing costs were rising faster than income before historic inflation made things worse. The CEO of Habitat for Humanity blueprints what local governments can do to ease the current crisis.
Criminals trolling for suckers are still rampant with fraudulent listings in the Facebook Marketplace and have expanded to ads on that appear on the main feed.
It is quite interesting that two widely different artists, Peter Gabriel and Volodymyr Zelenskyy, share a remarkably similar vision toward peace.
Marina Ovsyannikova placed herself at great risk to get out a message of truth about the Ukraine war on Russian State TV.
Historian Joanne Freeman tells us about the past history of violence in our Capitol and what brought it about.
Trump is counting on the Big Lie to divert uninformed voters from the truth. He's betting that the apathy of others will allow his organized minority to prevail.
The real cause of our current "inflation" can be summed up in one word, "profiteering." Companies are simply raising retail prices because they can, not because they are passing on higher costs to consumers. But there is also another reason for it.
Two recent news articles illustrate the scary similarities between Russian attitudes toward future generations and those of Republican representatives here.
Russian stocks on the U.K. market have fallen by 98 per cent, wiping out US$572 billion of wealth, while the Russian stock exchange remains suspended. The Russian currency has fallen to 155 rubles per dollar, less than a penny.
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