All News Articles for 2016-04-15
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Sit-Ins, Arrests, and Escalation: Student Divestment Movement Springs into Action "The accord coming out of Paris marks the beginning of the end for the fossil fuel industry." Read more |
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This Stoppage Won't Stop: Verizon Strike Continues as Talks Fall Through "Workers are sticking together and standing up for their families and to protect all middle class jobs against excess corporate greed." Read more |
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'Towards the Common Good': Mr. Sanders Goes to the Vatican 'Our youth are no longer satisfied with corrupt and broken politics and an economy of stark inequality and injustice.' Read more |
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NY Sen. Gillibrand Assures Voters Clinton Will Release Wall St. Transcripts 'At the Appropriate Time' Senator and campaign surrogate says Clinton 'cares deeply about openness and transparency' Read more |
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As Dems Debate Fossil Fuels, New Report Shows Fracking Worse Than Thought New data shows fracking's effects on public health, wildlife, economies, and communities, adding context as Dems debate fracking on national stage Read more |
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Ahead of UN Summit, Global Leaders Call for End to 'Disastrous' Drug War Over 1,000 signatories, including Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, say it's time for drug reform based in "science, compassion, health, and human rights" Read more |
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Hottest March on Record as Earth Keeps Hurtling Past Temperature Milestones Data from Japan Meteorological Agency 'is a reminder of how perilously close we now are to permanently crossing into dangerous territory' Read more |
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Vindication: Protesters Who 'Put Arms Trade on Trial' Acquitted "We invite you to question why it is us—and not the war makers and profiteers—that are on trial," protesters had said. Read more |
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Microsoft Sues for Right to Tell You When Feds Access Your Email 'The urgency for action is clear and growing' Read more |
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Revealed: CIA Funding Companies that Specialize in Social Media Spying In-Q-Tel reportedly investing in firms that monitor, collect, and analyze social media activities on platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram Read more |
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Defending Attack on Libya, Clinton Blames Obama—And Suggests Repeat for Syria Former secretary of state mounts questionable defense of disastrous intervention in Libya during Democratic debate Read more |
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Contrasts Could Hardly Be Sharper as Dems Debate in Brooklyn As two candidates sparred, the raucous New York crowd marked their approval and disapproval with volleys of both cheers and boos. Read more |