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Thirty Million Gallons Under the Sea: Five Years After BP Disaster, New Drilling OK’d by Spill Site
Drilling has resumed near the site of the BP oil spill.
As Train Crash Death Toll Reaches Seven, GOP Votes to Cut Amtrak Budget and Delay Safety Upgrades
About a dozen passengers are still missing.
As Internal Documents Show Major Overreach, Why Is FBI Spying on Opponents of Keystone XL Pipeline?
The FBI spied on activists in Texas.
Wisconsin Activists to Continue Protests After Cop Avoids Charges in Killing of Tony Robinson
Tony Robinson was shot dead in March.
Financial Exploitation of Women in the Workplace Is the Canary in the Coal Mine
Author Caroline Fredrickson shares her findings on how female workers continue to be economically shortchanged in the United States.
Revolt Over TPP: Senate Dems Rebuke Obama by Blocking Debate on Secretive Trade Deal
Critics say the deal would hurt workers, undermine regulations and expand corporate power.
Christian Parenti on Climate Change, Militarism, Neoliberalism and the State
The author talks about environmental crises and neoliberal economic policies sparking violence in a landscape littered with guns.
Food Not Lawns: An Interview With California Water Activist Susana De Anda
Susana de Anda works to make sure all Californians have access to clean, safe water.
Former Baltimore Cop: You Can’t Enforce the Law by Breaking It
Stephen Tabeling says police who are hesitant in wake of Freddie Gray indictments don't understand the law.
As Feds Probe Baltimore Police, Cops in Freddie Gray Case Seek Removal of Prosecutor Marilyn Mosby
Attorneys are challenging the role of Baltimore's top prosecutor.