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Water Protectors Celebrate DAPL Easement, but Recognize Fight Is Not Over
Many members of the camp at Standing Rock are not yet sure what their role will be in the coming weeks and months.
Businesses Are Beginning to Realize That Smart Money Is in Renewable Energy
Much of the private energy sector has turned a corner, looking to profit from clean technology.
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If Social Justice Movements Tried Not to Offend Anyone
From Climate Change to Nuclear War, Noam Chomsky Warns of Literal Threats to Our Survival
Noam Chomsky speaks about the two most dangerous threats the human species faces today.
Noam Chomsky: Trump’s Victory Recalls Memories of Hitler and Fascism’s Spread Across Europe
“I'm old enough to have been able to listen to Hitler's speeches,” says Chomsky.
“Financial Disaster”: Could the Dakota Access Pipeline Lose Its Contracts With Oil Companies January 1?
A potential weakness of Dakota Access: the January 1 deadline by which construction was promised to have been completed.
“People Can Protect the Rights of Everyone in Their Community”
Janine Jackson interviews Sue Udry about civil liberties under Trump.
Is Police Reform Possible Under Police State Trump?
From federal police to beat cops, we may see draconian policies and the rolling back of hard-won civil rights.
Life Without Politicians: A Mexican Indigenous Community Finds Its Own Way
Cheran, Mexico, has laid the foundation for a self-determination movement that is reverberating across the country.
Koch Cash Was Instrumental in Key Senate Races and May Have Buoyed Trump
Koch's backed 19 Senate candidates, and only two lost. Their efforts helped Trump in those states.