Truthout
Latest
|
Homeless Advocates Fight for the Right to Rest in Denver
Activists are pushing for a “right to rest” law in Colorado that would prevent the criminalization of homelessness.
How a Pink Flower Defeated a Superpower: The US Opium War in Afghanistan
After fighting the longest war in its history, the US stands at the brink of defeat in Afghanistan.
Will Anyone Be Prosecuted in the Flint Water Crisis?
It remains to be seen whether anyone can or will be prosecuted criminally by either federal or state prosecutors for this disaster.
Who Gets to Fund Higher Education? A Hindu Nationalist Donor Raises Controversy
Public universities are increasingly turning to private entities to raise money, but few private donors wish to give money for a use they do not control.
Pro-Lifers Oppose Legislation Targeting Infant Mortality Rate
A law aimed at researching neonatal mortality in the United States and developing programs to protect infant welfare seems like a gimme.
The Newest Strategy for Saving Bees Is Really, Really Old
With pollinators in decline around the world, conservationists turn to traditional farmers for answers.
|
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Enabled the Coup in Honduras
Today, the rule of law in Honduras still has not recovered from the coup that Secretary Clinton helped enable.
The Four Economists’ Big Letter
While I support the Sanders' campaign, I am sympathetic to the four CEA chairs' criticisms of the Friedman analysis.
Yanis Varoufakis and Srecko Horvat Launch Democracy in Europe Movement 2025
acTVism Munich provides an overview of the day when the Democracy in Europe Movement 2025 was launched.
On the News With Thom Hartmann: A Majority of the World’s Population Lacks Clean Water Security, and More
Our journalists work tirelessly to deliver the news to you every day! Will you sign up for a monthly donation and become one of the many readers who sustain …