Massive industrial livestock financing sabotages major U.S. banks’ climate goals.
When U.S. Officials Show You Who They Are, Believe Them
“When someone shows you who they are,” Maya Angelou said, “believe them the first time.” That should apply to foreign-policy elites who show you who they are, time after time.
Young column: Lost in translation, except on Trump
A laundromat is the very last place at which an American in the Orient expects a political discussion. Then again, the subject was Donald Trump.
Roman Oligarchs Avoided Tax Liability and Restrictions on Land Size
The oligarchic tradition of land-grabbing and tax dodging goes back centuries.
The Supreme Court’s Clean Water Act Decision Threatens the Nation’s Rivers
Leaving river protections to states doesn’t make sense when rivers cross state lines.
Navigating the Energy Transition: Renewables Abound, but Grid Challenges Loom
Renewable energy doesn’t matter if we can’t distribute it.
After Years of Failed Education Reforms, Chicago Embraces Community Schools
Under the leadership of Mayor Brandon Johnson, Chicago intends to create the schools students and families deserve.
Food Companies Intentionally Make Their Products Addictive, and It’s Leading to Chronic Diseases
Foods with unnaturally high levels of sugar and salt keep Americans snacking their way to obesity.
How Corporations Are Fueling Geopolitical Tensions and Global Conflicts in the 21st Century
Multinational corporations with global reach are increasingly getting entangled in conflicts and geopolitical rivalries by supporting multiple sides. As the U.S.-led global order faces challenges, their influence as transnational actors will only increase.
Greene Street Artists Coop Is a Haven for Philadelphia Creatives
Making the best use of a building to support a thriving community network.
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