Electromagnetic radiation from Wi-Fi and cell towers may pose a “credible risk” to birds, mammals, insects, and even plants.
It’s Hard for Americans to Engage in China-Bashing Without Tripping on Contradictions
Click on the video to activate live chat. By Richard D. Wolff The contradictions of China-bashing in the United States begin with how often it is flat-out untrue. The Wall Street Journal reports that the “Chinese spy” balloon that President Joe Biden shot down with immense patriotic fanfare in February 2023 did not in fact transmit pictures […]
Why Workers Demand Julie Su’s Confirmation as Labor Secretary
Click on the video to activate live chat. By Tom Conway It wasn’t enough for owners of lucrative Southern California car washes to cheat their workers out of wages and overtime. They made workers pay for the towels they used to clean cars, denied them rest breaks, forced them to toil in filthy water that bred foot fungus, […]
Nanoplastics Are Entering Our Bodies by Erica Cirino
Click on the video to activate live chat. The air is plasticized, and we are no better protected from it outdoors than indoors. Minuscule plastic fibers, fragments, foam, and films are shed from plastic stuff and are perpetually floating into and free-falling down on us from the atmosphere. Rain flushes micro- and nanoplastics out of […]
Archaeology Is Flipping the Script on What We Know About Ancient Mesoamerica
Click on the video to activate live chat. By Gary M. Feinman and David M. Carballo Recent archaeology emerging from ancient Mesoamerica is flipping the script of public understanding about the people and institutions that inhabited this world: the evidence tells us that cooperative and pluralistic government was at least as common as and more […]
It’s Not That Hard to Solve Homelessness
Click on the video to activate live chat. By Sonali Kolhatkar California is home to Hollywood and Disneyland, sun and sand, and… nearly one-third of all unhoused people in the entire nation. Compare this to the fact that 12 percent of the nation resides in the Golden State and it becomes clear that there is a serious […]
The Struggle for Environmental Justice in Africa
The framework of our civilization is premised on the destruction of the planet.
Supreme Court Preserves College Preferences for Wealthy Whites
In its recent ruling on affirmative action in college admissions, the Supreme Court’s conservative justices squarely came down on the side of race and class-based preferences—for wealthy whites.
Replacing the Capitalist Dream of AI-Driven Profits By Sonali Kolhatkar
Artificial intelligence (AI) and how it’s going to change the world is a popular topic of conversation these days. There is concern that it will generate ever-more deceptive imagery that can upend people’s lives or create propaganda that can fuel mass fear.
2024 Presidential Election Poses New Tests for Guardians and Guardrails of American Democracy
Despite many accomplishments by officials and defenders since 2020, Trump’s return revives election deceptions and distrust as GOP loyalty tests.
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