TJ Jordan / DeSmogA new Chevron-backed children’s book closely mirrors industry narratives, and continues a long history of targeting children and young people.Environment
Jacob Fischler / States NewsroomSome 6% of the 41 million Americans enrolled in SNAP when the bill was signed in July 2025 were no longer receiving benefits by the end of the year.Courts & Law
Marissa Revilla / TruthdigAfter living in the U.S. for decades, vulnerable, sick deportees are sleeping on sidewalks and dying in a country they don’t know.Middle East
Mireille Rebeiz / The ConversationThe southern border of Lebanon has often found itself occupied or under threat of occupation by Israel since Israel's creation in 1948.
Trita Parsi / Responsible StatecraftTrump’s failed use of force has blunted the credibility of American military threats, introducing an entirely new dynamic into the diplomatic track.Business & Economy
Jerry Redfern / Capital & MainLawsuit claims undervalued sales of orphan wells reveals the game plan for how companies dump old wells — and cleanup expenses — onto states.Courts & Law
Sarah Anderson / Inequality.orgTrump’s executive order to restrict voting by mail would raise the economic barriers to exercising a basic democratic right.Opinion
Norman Solomon / TruthdigWhile distancing themselves from the powerful organization, most 2028 presidential hopefuls are dodging profound questions about human rights and U.S. policy toward Israel.
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Ayurella Horn-Muller, Naveena Sadasivam / GristAcross Asia and Africa, the cooking gas shortage is emptying menus, driving people to coal and wood, and fueling a booming black market.
Dean Baker / Beat the PressDemocrats should seize the opportunity to plaster the president's words wall to wall this election season as he says we simply can't afford health care when we need to pay for bombs.Social Justice
Mehk Chakraborty / Waging NonviolenceFundraisers and volunteers are focused on initiatives outside the conventional shelter system, which is insufficient for a conflict that has displaced 20% of the population.
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Environment
A new Chevron-backed children’s book closely mirrors industry narratives, and continues a long history of targeting children and young people.
Environment
Trump’s court losses give the beleaguered industry a chance to get back on stable footing.
Economic Justice
Some 6% of the 41 million Americans enrolled in SNAP when the bill was signed in July 2025 were no longer receiving benefits by the end of the year.
Courts & Law
She's now assistant AG for civil rights but is intent on reversing civil rights.
TD Original
After living in the U.S. for decades, vulnerable, sick deportees are sleeping on sidewalks and dying in a country they don’t know.
Middle East
The southern border of Lebanon has often found itself occupied or under threat of occupation by Israel since Israel's creation in 1948.
Military
Trump’s failed use of force has blunted the credibility of American military threats, introducing an entirely new dynamic into the diplomatic track.
Business & Economy
Lawsuit claims undervalued sales of orphan wells reveals the game plan for how companies dump old wells — and cleanup expenses — onto states.
Courts & Law
Trump’s executive order to restrict voting by mail would raise the economic barriers to exercising a basic democratic right.
Opinion
While distancing themselves from the powerful organization, most 2028 presidential hopefuls are dodging profound questions about human rights and U.S. policy toward Israel.
World
Across Asia and Africa, the cooking gas shortage is emptying menus, driving people to coal and wood, and fueling a booming black market.
Politics
Democrats should seize the opportunity to plaster the president's words wall to wall this election season as he says we simply can't afford health care when we need to pay for bombs.
Social Justice
Fundraisers and volunteers are focused on initiatives outside the conventional shelter system, which is insufficient for a conflict that has displaced 20% of the population.