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JP Morgan Economists Warn of 'Catastrophic Outcomes' of Human-Caused Climate Crisis

'Meant to Hide the Poor': Trump Gets His Wall—In India—Ahead of Monday Visit

Eoin Higgins, staff writer

The newly-erected barrier will allow Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government to offer a carefully-curated view for the U.S. president.

60,000-Strong Fridays for Future Protest in Hamburg, Germany Prompts Question: 'Where Are You, USA?'

Andrea Germanos, staff writer

Participants of a Fridays for Future climate demonstration parade through Hamburg, Germany on Feb. 21, 2020.

"What is it going to take for the U.S. to rise up like this?"

Study Suggests Twitter Bots Have 'Substantial Impact' on Spreading Climate Misinformation

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

A quarter of climate-related tweets in the studied period—around when Trump...

'They Are Afraid of Democracy,' Says Evo Morales as Bolivian Tribunal Bars Him From Running for Senate

'On a Knife Edge': Experts Warn Great Barrier Reef Could Soon See Third Mass Coral Bleaching in Five Years

Democrats Call on White House to Ensure Any Coronavirus Vaccine Is Not Profit-Making Venture for Big Pharma

Study Suggests Fossil Fuel Use Emits Up to 40% More Climate-Heating Methane Than Previously Thought

Scottish Government Decries "Devastating" Effect Post-Brexit Border Policy Will Have on Economy

Healthcare Providers at Iran's Top Cancer Hospital Say Crippling Trump Sanctions Are Affecting Patients

'The World Must Act Boldly': 23 Former Diplomats Urge Global Leaders to Adopt Paris-Style Agreement to Protect Biodiversity

'One Hand Cannot Give What the Other Is Taking Away': Critics Skeptical of Bezos Pledge of $10 Billion to Fight Climate Crisis

Extreme Weather Could Spark Economic Recession 'Likes of Which We've Never Seen Before,' Research Warns

Iran Says US Must Fix Its Own 'Nontransparent' and Undemocratic Elections Before Lecturing Others

UN Condemns 'Shocking' and 'Terrible' US-Backed Saudi Coalition Bombing That Killed 31 Yemeni Civilians

Fueled by US Under Trump, Global Military Spending in 2019 Had Biggest Increase in a Decade

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A (Bare) Glimmer of Hope

Amidst the venality, small good news from Arizona, where a judge sided with humanity and migrants arguing that conditions in U.S. concentration camps are "punitive and violate the Constitution" - thus meagerly gifting them, after a five-year lawsuit, a voice, a blanket and decent food. It's one of several rulings against Trump's barbarity to newcomers - who, in a stirring, buoyant citizenship ceremony in Maine this week, vitally reminded us America's still here, just waiting to be reclaimed.