Supreme Court Stays Children's Climate Suit

With no explanation why, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to a short stay and possible dismissal of the landmark Children’s Climate Suit against the U.S. Government.

Corrupted U.S. Supreme Court May Deny Children's Climate Suit

The Trump regime has demanded that the now more corrupt Supreme Court kill one of humanity's most important court cases of all time.

Israeli Supreme Court Says Pro-Palestine U.S. Student Entitled to Visa

In a surprise decision, the Supreme Court in Israel said an American student previously imprisoned and denied her visa could stay, calling the government’s decision to block her “a radical and dangerous step”.

U.S. To Leave International Postal Treaty

The White House says the U.S. will soon pull out of the current 144-year-old United Postal Union Treaty because it is yet another agreement that treats America badly.

Children's Pollution Case Against the U.S. Gets Final Greenlight

A Federal judge ruled on Monday against yet another attempt to dismiss a landmark case to hold the U.S. government accountable for its role in fostering greenhouse gas emissions and global warming.

Don't Let the DOE Just 'Cover Up' Hanford's Nuclear Waste

Three public meetings this week in Portland and Seattle may be the last stand to stop the Trump administration and the Department of Energy from allowing two-thirds of America’s high-level radioactive waste to continue to poison us all for decades to come.

Europe's First Hurricane Since 1842 Hit This Weekend

Hurricane Leslie, which slashed through Portugal this weekend, joins Hurricane Michael as another example of how climate change is radically altering our weather.

Higher Ethanol Gas and More Pollution, No Problem

On October 9, Donald Trump announced he has authorized year-round sales of higher-ethanol-content gasoline.

U.S. Charges Chinese Spy for Stealing Trade Secrets

The Justice Department arrested a senior official in China’s Ministry of State Security on charges of economic espionage and theft of trade secrets.

FEMA To Be Investigated for Botched Contract with Questionable Supplier

Under a new law, FEMA must explain how it awarded emergency contracts last year to a company new to government contracts and with no experience with the products it was supposed to deliver.