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As Glacier-Fed Rivers Disappear, One-Sixth of Global Population Is at Risk
A new report is cause for sounding global alarm bells.
No Bubbles on the Horizon
The prospect of another big crash is unlikely.
Benefit Change Could Raise Costs for Patients Getting Drug Co-Pay Assistance
Drug copay assistance programs have long been controversial.
How California’s Top-Two Primary System Could Benefit Republicans
A top-two system can result in a split vote that causes some unexpected consequences.
The United Nations Just Published a Scathing Indictment of US Poverty
The conclusions are damning.
Following Massive Layoffs, the Denver Post Is in Distress
Denver could become the first major city without a local newspaper.
Beyond Honey Bees: Wild Bees Are Also Key Pollinators, and Some Species Are Disappearing
Reasons for bumble bee decline include increased prevalence of pests and pathogens, poor nutrition and pesticide exposure.
What Fossil Fuels and Factory Farms Have in Common
Hint: They’re both issues of environmental injustice.
“Ludicrous”: Critics Slay Memo From Trump Lawyers Claiming President Above the Law
Government watchdogs and legal experts are condemning the legal team of President Donald Trump.
Noam Chomsky’s Political Analysis Comes to Life in Graphic Novel
A new graphic novel explores the linguist and political philosopher's ideas of creating spaces of resistance.