Gas prices of more than $7.00 per gallon are posted at a downtown Los Angeles gas station on March 9, 2022.

Biggest Oil Giants Made 'Eye-Popping' $205 Billion in Profits in 2021: Report

Now, fossil fuel giants are trying to "cash in on inflation and the crisis in Ukraine," said one critic.

by Kenny Stancil

A firefighter seen near a residential building hit by a Russian strike

'Dangerous Moment': Worst of Russian Assault Feared as Kyiv Announces 35-Hour Curfew

"The capital is the heart of Ukraine, and it will be defended," said Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko.

by Jake Johnson

'Disgraceful': Oil-Soaked Senators Force Out Bloom Raskin Over Climate Stance

"By blocking a Fed nominee for not being pro-fossil fuel enough, Joe Manchin is loudly saying to America two simple words: Drop dead. Good to know he's fine with the coming environmental apocalypse."

by Brett Wilkins

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Crack Down on Russian Oligarchs by Cracking Down on US Tax Havens

While other EU countries have been increasing transparency and cracking down on kleptocratic capital, the U.S. is a laggard.

by Chuck Collins

A wounded woman is seen after an apartment complex outside of Kharkiv, Ukraine was hit by Russian bombs on February 24, 2022.

Putin Has Given the Masters of War Exactly What They Wanted

This is a recipe for global war.

by Chris Hedges

No, Ukraine Was Not Wrong to Give Up Its Nukes

It was a more hopeful time when that decision was made, but it was the right one.

by Matt Bivens