Margaret Atwood | It's Not Climate Change - It's Everything Change
Margaret Atwood, Medium
Atwood writes: "The future without oil! For optimists, a pleasant picture. There we are, driving around in our cars fueled by hydrogen, or methane, or solar, or something else we have yet to dream up."
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Margaret Atwood, Medium
Atwood writes: "The future without oil! For optimists, a pleasant picture. There we are, driving around in our cars fueled by hydrogen, or methane, or solar, or something else we have yet to dream up."
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Former University of Cincinnati Police Officer Pleads Not Guilty
Steve Bittenbender, Reuters
Bittenbender writes: "A judge on Thursday set a bond of $1 million for a former University of Cincinnati campus police officer charged with the murder of an unarmed black man he had stopped for a missing license plate. Ray Tensing, 25, pleaded not guilty at the arraignment."
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Steve Bittenbender, Reuters
Bittenbender writes: "A judge on Thursday set a bond of $1 million for a former University of Cincinnati campus police officer charged with the murder of an unarmed black man he had stopped for a missing license plate. Ray Tensing, 25, pleaded not guilty at the arraignment."
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Cecile Richards, President of Planned Parenthood | These Extremist Videos Are Nothing Short of an Attack on Women
Cecile Richards, The Washington Post
Richards writes: "These attacks are not about us. They are about the ability of women across the country to access health care. Period."
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Cecile Richards, The Washington Post
Richards writes: "These attacks are not about us. They are about the ability of women across the country to access health care. Period."
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UN Paid Millions to Russian Aviation Firm Since Learning of Sex Attack on Girl
Paul Lewis, Oliver Laughland and Roger Hamilton-Martin, Guardian UK
Excerpt: "The United Nations has spent half a billion dollars on contracts with a Russian aviation company since discovering one of its helicopter crews in the Democratic Republic of the Congo drugged and raped a teenage girl in a sexual attack."
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Paul Lewis, Oliver Laughland and Roger Hamilton-Martin, Guardian UK
Excerpt: "The United Nations has spent half a billion dollars on contracts with a Russian aviation company since discovering one of its helicopter crews in the Democratic Republic of the Congo drugged and raped a teenage girl in a sexual attack."
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How Mass Incarceration Creates 'Million Dollar Blocks' in Poor Neighborhoods
Emily Badger, The Washington Post
Badger writes: "Our penchant for incarcerating people has grown so strong that, in many cities, taxpayers frequently spend more than a million dollars locking away residents of a single city block."
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Emily Badger, The Washington Post
Badger writes: "Our penchant for incarcerating people has grown so strong that, in many cities, taxpayers frequently spend more than a million dollars locking away residents of a single city block."
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US to Sell $5.4 Billion Worth of Missiles to Saudi Arabia
teleSUR
Excerpt: "The U.S. State Department approved the possible sale of US$5.4 billion worth of interceptors missiles to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, just a few weeks after the U.S. and five other world powers sealed a deal with Iran over Tehran's nuclear program."
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teleSUR
Excerpt: "The U.S. State Department approved the possible sale of US$5.4 billion worth of interceptors missiles to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, just a few weeks after the U.S. and five other world powers sealed a deal with Iran over Tehran's nuclear program."
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Activists Stop Shell Vessel as It Attempts to Leave Portland Harbor
Greenpeace Press Release, Reader Supported News
Excerpt: "The Greenpeace USA activists who rappelled from the St. John's Bridge in Portland more than 30 hours ago successfully blocked Shell's Arctic drilling support vessel, the Fennica, as it attempted to leave Portland this morning."
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Greenpeace Press Release, Reader Supported News
Excerpt: "The Greenpeace USA activists who rappelled from the St. John's Bridge in Portland more than 30 hours ago successfully blocked Shell's Arctic drilling support vessel, the Fennica, as it attempted to leave Portland this morning."
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