All News Articles for 2016-03-14
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Rising Seas on Path to Devastate Coastal US Cities Home to 13 Million "Once you take into account growth of population, the numbers end up being two to three times more." Read more |
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Cautious Optimism as Putin Announces Military Draw-Down in Syria Experts say timing 'not a coincidence,' as Syrian peace talks began in Geneva on Monday. Read more |
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More Upsets on the Horizon? 'Yuuuge' Turnout Could Hand Sanders Big Wins on Tuesday 'When working people and young people and older people come out and are determined to end establishment politics and establishment economics...we win.' Read more |
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Survival Under Threat, Canada's Indigenous Unite Against Tar Sands Pipelines The Grand Chief of the Mohawk Kanesatake First Nation calls the proposed Energy East pipeline 'risky and dangerous' to indigenous peoples' survival Read more |
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Striking Analysis of Civil Rights Complaints Sheds Light on Why Police Impunity Reigns Newspaper investigation reveals that federal prosecutors failed to pursue civil rights complaints against police officers 96 percent of cases Read more |
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Justice Department Calls on Courts to End 'Criminalization of Poverty' Policies targeting the poor are not only far-reaching, they are profoundly harmful, letter from DOJ's civil rights division states Read more |
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"Berta's Death Must Be the Last": Oxfam Demands Megadam Funders Withdraw 'This project is tainted and beyond repair,' Oxfam says of dam project long opposed by slain activist Berta Cáceres Read more |
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Sanders Wins Big Among Tech Activists, while Trump Threatens to Take the Internet Away Sanders is this election's best advocate for internet freedom and access while Trump presents the largest threat, a tech policy advocacy group finds Read more |
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NASA Drops Major Bomb in 'March Toward Ever-Warmer Planet' Wunderground meteorologists declare that 'we are now hurtling at a frightening pace toward the globally agreed maximum of 2.0°C warming' Read more |
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'Shame!' Clinton Defends Death Penalty to Man Who Wrongly Served Years on Death Row Ricky Jackson, an Ohio man who was wrongfully imprisoned for 39 years, asked Clinton defend her stance on the death penalty at Sunday's town hall Read more |
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'Our Worst Fears Were Right': Amid Privacy Fight, DOJ Targets WhatsApp Government is demanding the messaging service build code to decrypt secure communications in criminal investigation Read more |