'Global Catastrophe' Coming If West Keeps Arming Ukraine, Top Russia Official Says

Russian lawmaker Vyacheslav Volodin threatened nuclear war as NATO members debate whether to send more tanks to Ukraine.

Baristas Form First Unionized Peet's Coffee in US With Help From Starbucks Workers

"We will not be the last," said Peet's Workers United.

Outrage as Biden Admin Refuses to Shield Right Whales From Lethal Vessel Strikes

"This is an extinction-level emergency," said one campaigner. "Every mother right whale and calf is critical to the survival of the species."

Manchin-Romney Attack on Social Security Is 'Last Thing We Need': Sanders

The Vermont Independent called for expanding popular federal programs rather than allowing a bipartisan commission to propose devastating cuts.

EPA Plan for Forever Chemical Discharges 'Lacks the Urgency' Needed, Watchdog Says

"Given the glacial pace of change in the EPA's plan, states should not wait for the EPA to act on PFAS," argued one advocate.

'Open Admission of Fraud': United CEO Says Airlines Are Scheduling Flights They Can't Fulfill

'Freedom for Assange and Journalism Are at Stake': Belmarsh Tribunal Comes to DC

Biden Admin Still Pushing Trump-Era Legal Positions After Two Years in White House

250+ Groups Call On El Salvador to Drop Charges Against Water Defenders

Kansas GOP Pushes Local Abortion Bans After Voters Rejected State Law

We Need Housing for People to Live In, Not for Corporations to Invest In

Unhoused people on our sidewalks, in shelters, in motels, in tents: this is our present and our future if we don't see some real, urgent action to legally protect the vulnerable and house us all.

Nancy Braus

2022 Was a Bad Year for Billionaires—But Not Nearly Bad Enough

No one alive today needs fortunes worth dozens of billions to live astoundingly large. Here's to a world without billionaires.

Sam Pizzigati

Why Understanding Limits Is the Key to Humanity's Future

"Limitless" is a dangerous word. And not only must we respect limits, we should celebrate and work in harmony with them.

Richard Heinberg