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Utility CEOs Try to Rob Shareholders of Rights to Express Climate Concerns
The Business Roundtable is attempting to restrict shareholders' rights.
As Climate Change Threatens Food Supplies, Seed Saving Is an Ancient Act of Resilience
In Norway, a high-tech seed vault flooded from melting permafrost. In Montana, locals keep their seeds in the library.
Contending With the Trump Regime’s New Immigration Practices: A Dispatch From the Trenches
“I think part of the Trump administration's strategy is to make people so afraid that they'll leave,” says one law professor.
Bradley Foundation Fueled “Independent Women’s Forum” Campaign Against Paid Sick Leave Laws and More
The Independent Women's Forum is advocating against the interests of millions of women in the workplace.
Aid Workers Face an Underreported Sexual Violence Crisis
Sexual violence against aid workers has not been well-documented, until now.
Trees, Science and the Goodness of Green Space
In urban parks and forests, scientists dig to unearth answers to an age-old question — why are people healthier (and happier) when surrounded by nature?
Turkish Bodyguards Attacked US Demonstrators. Why Has Trump Said Nothing?
Was Trump Towers Istanbul the real reason why Turkish security got away with assaulting peaceful US demonstrators?
So Jon Ossoff Lost: Is That a Left Swipe From Millennial Voters?
From a political perspective, youth has its appeal, but there are downsides.
Seventy-Five Years in Prison for Protesting in Black?
Inauguration Day demonstrators potentially face decades in prison on charges they say are all “Trumped” up.
Ohio’s “Heartbeat Bill” Returns — and We Should All Be Scared
Despite at least four attempts, Ohio has never signed a heartbeat ban into law.