Bannon explained his worldview well before it became official U.S. policy
In November 2015, Stephen K. Bannon — then the executive chairman of Breitbart News — was hosting a satellite radio show. His guest was Rep. Ryan Zinke (R-Mont.), who opposed President Obama’s plan to...
View ArticleMonsanto's Mind-Meld; Spin Machine in High Gear
Alternative facts, indeed. Less than two weeks into the presidency of Donald Trump it appears we are seeing the ushering in of a new era of twisted truths, fake news, and selective science. That should...
View ArticleSessions' Extreme Record
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View ArticleMany Native Americans lack access to healthy food, but there’s a growing...
Andromeda Na’lniitr’e’sdvm Lopez grew up on canned meat, canned juice, white flour, and evaporated milk. It was common fare for her tribe, the Tolowa Dee-ni’. But at 21, Lopez had a diabetes scare...
View ArticleHarvard med students, doctors urge cancellation of Dana-Farber fundraiser at...
Hundreds of medical students and doctors from Harvard Medical School are urging Dana-Farber Cancer Institute to cancel a lavish fundraising event scheduled for Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Club in...
View ArticleAnonymous Group Reveals Direct Phone Numbers For White House Staff
Once upon a time, if you had a problem with something the President was doing, you could call up the White House's public comments line and complain to a staffer about it. Whether or not that grievance...
View ArticleBetsy Devos appears to have plagiarized quote
Washington (CNN)Betsy DeVos, Donald Trump's Education Secretary nominee, appears to have lifted quotes in at least two instances in written answers submitted to the Senate committee tasked with...
View ArticleRepublicans move to sell off 3.3m acres of national land, sparking rallies
Now that Republicans have quietly drawn a path to give away much of Americans’ public land, US representative Jason Chaffetz of Utah has introduced what the Wilderness Society is calling “step two” in...
View ArticleColleges Discover the Rural Student
To college administrators, rural students, many of them the first in their families to attend college, have become the new underrepresented minority. In their aim to shape leaders and provide access to...
View ArticleIf you liked the Inquisition, you'll love the House Science Committee
President Donald Trump's early moves to fill the government with climate skeptics and fossil fuel interests have enraged environmentalists. His administration's decree that Environmental Protection...
View ArticleWill More People Go Hungry if We Lose the Affordable Care Act?
A few years ago, single mother Seswaness Eaglepipe was experiencing recurring migraines and nausea, severe enough to send her to the emergency room. At the time, she accompanied one of her daughters to...
View ArticleHow to Build an Autocracy
It’s 2021, and President Donald Trump will shortly be sworn in for his second term. The 45th president has visibly aged over the past four years. He rests heavily on his daughter Ivanka’s arm during...
View ArticleRobots Are the Baristas at SoMa’s New Cafe X
Robots have been assimilating into restaurant work seamlessly, taking over the repetitive tasks that free up humans for more creative endeavors. Companies like Zume Pizzeria, DoorDash, and Momentum...
View ArticlePeople Waste More Food When They Know The Scraps Will Be Composted
Conscientious people usually feel guilty about leaving food scraps on their plates, but if they know that those leftovers will be sent to compost, then they waste just as much as diners who don't care...
View ArticleEleven Madison Park Is Closing This Summer for a Major Renovation
The fine dining temple from Daniel Humm and Will Guidara, Eleven Madison Park is about to undergo a facelift. The three Michelin-star restaurant will close this summer so the team can renovate both the...
View ArticleForget protest. Trump's actions warrant a general national strike
On the morning after Donald Trump’s so-called Muslim ban went into effect – preventing all Syrians from entering the US, halting refugee admissions for 120 days and banning the citizens of seven...
View ArticleIndustrial Production of Poultry Gives Rise to Deadly Strains of Bird Flu H5Nx
by Robert G. Wallace Multiple outbreaks of deadly H5 bird flu are decimating poultry across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. The epidemic, moving across Eurasia in wave after wave, follows an...
View ArticleTrump and Charles in climate row
Donald Trump is engaged in an extraordinary diplomatic row with the Prince of Wales over climate change that threatens to disrupt his state visit to the UK. The new president is reluctant to meet the...
View ArticleAmericans were making a lot of progress cutting back on sugary drinks. Now...
For years, the U.S. Dietary Guidelines urged Americans to drink less sugary beverages. And for years, many Americans listened. But after a decade of falling consumption, rates have stalled at well...
View ArticleA D.C. Urban Farm Takes On Urban Problems
Little more than grass used to grow on the two-acre plot behind a middle school in the District of Columbia where tomatoes, okra, and infrastructure for food entrepreneurs will begin cropping up this...
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