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Four Governors Who Love the Death Penalty a Little Too Much
These US governors support of the death penalty looks more like blood thirst than a desire for actual justice.
Will the TPP Kill the Post Office?
These are reasons we need to see the text of the TPP before Congress votes to preapprove it with fast track TPA.
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Why the European Court of Human Rights Is No Friend to Migrants
The way forward is not to destroy the institutions responsible for upholding human rights, but to reinforce their capability.
Stop Drinking the Climate Denial Cult’s Kool-Aid!
Our political system and media are under the control of a climate denial death cult.
Feds Warned: Follow Environmental Laws Before Letting Ruptured Santa Barbara Pipeline Resume Pumping
The Center says shutting down the pipeline was essential to protect public health and the environment.
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Jerry Brown’s Head Oil Regulator Resigns After RICO Suit Filed
The RICO Complaint claims that Governor Jerry Brown's office ordered the DOGGR to approve permits to inject contaminated water in violation of the Safe Drinking Water Act.
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The Good, Bad and Uncertain About Recognizing “Palestine”
Abbas is doing what he should have done a long time ago: internationalize the Palestinian struggle.
Ahead of 2016, Voting Wars Continue, but Momentum on Registration Reform
The voting wars continue in the states, but with a significant drop-off in new restrictions in 2015.
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Reforming Soccer Governance: Tackling Political Corruption Alongside Financial Wrongdoing
The mushrooming governance scandal in world soccer body FIFA increasingly spotlights political in addition to financial corruption in global soccer.
“Transformational Festival Lightning” in a Bottle Could Transform the Way Drug Use Is Managed at All Festivals
The way they have chosen to manage potential drug use at their event has the power to transform the way all festivals address drug use and safety issues.