Google whistleblower Blake Lemoine has strong opinions on the need to regulate AI, as well as to respect the rights of any sentience that emerges from it.
Trump keeps getting charged with crimes. Should we still care?
Dogged by flooding from Lake Michigan, South Side residents have finally drawn attention from city and state officials.
The Biden Administration’s decision to send cluster munitions to Ukraine is out of step with the rest of the world.
Fulton County DA Fani Willis is using laws designed to combat organized crime to prosecute Trump’s election-related crimes.
A Montana judge rules in favor of 16 young plaintiffs in the US’s first constitutional climate trial.
Mental health care is critical for survivors, but access often comes with a slew of challenges.
In her documentary “Bad Things Happen in Philadelphia,” filmmaker Kyra Knox highlights Philadelphia communities creatively addressing gun violence.
The Menominee Tribe of Wisconsin’s successful logging operation follows one rule: Let the healthy trees keep growing.
Talking about climate change is more important than you may think.
As compounding crises have plunged Puerto Rico into darkness, local artists bring light back to the island.
The UPS Teamsters flexed their collective muscle to win most of their demands from the world’s largest delivery company.
The ReDefine Parenting Program empowers parents, caregivers, and children to speak up when they hear or see abusive behavior.
Will Hollywood’s striking writers and actors translate their experiences into pro-labor, anti-capitalist on-screen stories?
Long before the recent ruling, a sequence of the Court’s decisions had been gradually eroding the practice.
After moving to several unfamiliar cities in the past year, author and scholar Norell Edwards asks: “What does allyship look like while protecting my own safety?”
After a decade of resistance, Ecuadorians will finally vote to preserve Yasuní National Park or allow oil exploitation.
A lo largo de estos últimos 10 años, Yasunidos se ha caracterizado por la resiliencia, el aprendizaje constante y el compromiso inquebrantable.
In the decade since it began, #BlackLivesMatter has shifted the nation's collective consciousness, whether we wanted it shifted or not.
A note from adrienne maree brown: Suhaly offers her healing touch to the world through her Moon Mother Apothecary. I always have one of her healing salves on me. She
Could provisions in the Farm Bill help with the high rates of suicide among U.S. farmers?
It's true that far-right groups are relying on radio communications. But radio’s connection to movement organizing has a much longer and richer history.
We could do more to allow these children to stay at home, instead of being forced into institutionalized care.
Decades of disinvestment have led to racialized disparities in access to safe drinking water and effective wastewater services.
“The only way that we are going to get people to have a decent, equitable future is to completely re-envision this entire rubric that is suffocating and killing our people,” says lawyer Noelle Hanrahan.
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