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How BP Used Public Arts in the UK to Further Oil Plans in Mexico and Australia
Through its sponsorship of the British Museum, oil giant BP enjoyed significant influence.
After a Century in Decline, Black Farmers Are Back and on the Rise
These Black farmers don't stop at healthy food. They're healing trauma and instilling collective values.
Julian Assange: Michael Ratner Was a “Campaigner for Justice” From Guatemala to Palestine
On Wednesday, the trailblazing attorney Michael Ratner died at the age of 72.
Network Newscasts Ignore Global Warming’s Role in Canada’s Wildfires
Coverage of the fires ripping through Canada's tar sands hub isn't providing information about the polluting tar sands industry.
Trump Picks White Supremacist Leader as California Delegate, Then Blames Selection on Database Error
The leader has openly backed the creation of “a separate white ethnostate.”
Catholic Hospitals Discriminate and Deny Women Emergency Services
Shocking new reports exposes rampant discrimination and denial of life-saving treatment in 1 of 6 hospital beds.
Duke Study Finds a “Legacy of Radioactivity,” Contamination From Fracking Wastewater Spills
Rivers carry levels of toxic materials higher than federal drinking water standards.
The EPA’s Ties to Monsanto Could Be Disastrous for the US
It's time to get federal regulators out of bed from the industries that they're supposed to be overseeing.
On the News With Thom Hartmann: Zika Is Headed for the US, but Republicans Are Ignoring It, and More
In today's On the News segment: Climate change is reducing the amount of oxygen in the oceans; the Zika virus is coming to the United States, and we are …
Exclusive: Emails Reveal Navy’s Intent to Break Law, Threatening Endangered Wildlife
Internal emails reveal how the US Navy has knowingly broken laws that are supposed to protect endangered species.