Truthout
Environment
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Africa’s Rural Women Must Count in Water Management
The time has come for global water partners to begin embracing local women as partners and not merely as groups vulnerable to the vagaries of climate change.
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Labor Relations Board Under Renewed Attack
Conservatives in Congress launched a renewed effort to weaken the ability of workers to get justice in the workplace against anti-labor behavior by businesses.
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GOP Obamacare Replacement Plan Calls for Higher Costs and More Poor People Dying
The CARE Act is a return to the days of higher insurance premiums and less coverage.
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Monsanto’s Roundup: Enough to Make You Sick
In the nearly 20 years of intensifying exposure, scientists have been documenting the health consequences of Roundup and glyphosate.
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The Death Penalty: Chaotic Tedium
Who profits from the chaos that is the death penalty?
Outrage Over US Secret Approval of Genetically Engineered Trees
Groups condemn US for bowing to industry, ignoring widespread public opposition.
Proposed Pinon Pipeline Draws Huge Outpouring of Opposition
More than 10,000 comments against the pipeline submitted to BLM before January 30th deadline.
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National Donors Pick Winners in State Elections
The top 50 contributors dump $440 million into 2014 races.
Trouble Already Brewing for Saudi Arabia’s New King
Although some have viewed Salman as an excellent mediator, his first week in office has been marred by the public beheading of four citizens.
The Invisible Man: Jeffrey Sterling, CIA Whistleblower
The mass media have suddenly discovered Jeffrey Sterling, after his conviction Monday afternoon as a CIA whistleblower.