Climate campaigners outside Duke Energy Center

Report Reveals How Utilities' Climate Pledges Amount to 'Textbook Greenwashing'

Despite the passage of nearly $370 billion in renewable energy funding, the nation's utilities are squandering "a massive opportunity for clean electricity and electrification."

by Julia Conley

Jayapal Accuses Democratic Leaders of Botching Stock Trading Ban

"This should have been a no-brainer," said the Washington Democrat.

by Julia Conley

Apple CEO Tim Cook walks through a crowd during an event

As Fed Pushes to 'Get Wages Down,' Study Shows CEO Pay Has Soared by 1,460% Since 1978

Ordinary workers, by contrast, saw their pay rise just 18.1% in the 43 years between 1978 and 2021, a new analysis finds.

by Jake Johnson

• Biden Takes 'Important First Step' With AI Bill of Rights Blueprint

• Climate Coalition Pushes Social Media CEOs to End Planet-Killing Disinformation

• Son Decries Herschel Walker as Abortion Story Leads to Accusations of Family Violence

• Groups Warn SCOTUS May Gut 'Foundational' Digital Rights Law

• Kenyan President Says 'Wind and Solar Energy Can Power the Development of Africa'

• $158,000 Cost for ALS Treatment Called 'A Poster Child' for Unjust Drug Pricing

• Supreme Court Poised to Shred What's Left of Voting Rights Act, Plaintiffs Warn

Britain's Senseless Pursuit of Disaster Capitalism

As other nations return to state-led investment, Truss and Kwarteng act to weaken our democracy, economy and rights.

by Adam Ramsay

Manchin's 'Dirty Deal' Isn't Dead Yet—But We Have Shown It Can Be Killed

Environmental and climate justice movements flexed their growing power in Washington, beating back a dirty environmental deregulation bill—for now.

by Basav Sen

How This Solar Town Survived Hurricane Ian Shows the Promise of a Green Energy Future

The Babcock Ranch community near Ft Meyers shows building a resilient and low-carbon America will save both money and lives. We need to start now.

by Thom Hartmann