"What sort of emergency makes itself known a few months in advance and can be resolved with weapons delivered years later?"
"Our children and our nation deserve nothing less than safe schools and low-tech, child-centered, educator-driven learning."
Former lobbyist turned Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt, says critic, probably assumed gift "to his former oil and gas client would slip by unnoticed."
"Only by highlighting the real culprits can we push them to change their packaging and destructive throwaway business model."
At town hall event, New York Democrat says Trump "relished" racist chant directed at fellow lawmaker
Request by Smithsonian's National Museum of American History comes as U.N. rights chief condemns "alarming situation" at southern border facilities
"Does General Mills really want to keep using a chemical that independent scientists say causes cancer?"
"#RepresentationMatters," tweeted Rep. Ayanna Pressley on Wednesday, after Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said that a planned redesign of the $20 bill—which would have featured abolitionist and suffragist Harriet Tubman—will not meet an initial 2020 deadline as planned.
In 2016, the Obama administration annou
"The only emergency facing the American people right now is the president's intent to subvert the separation of powers and the rule of law."
"It is obvious that this rule is intended to hide, not disclose, information about genetically modified foods."
"It is obvious that this rule is intended to hide, not disclose, information about genetically modified foods."
The March for Science said the climate page shifted from "Accurate, essential information" to "being updated" to "page not found."
Plan slammed as looking "more like a roadmap for institutions seeking to abuse students and avoid accountability and transparency rather than a plan to protect students and taxpayers."
New ACLU publication looks at how "debt collection industry uses prosecutors and judges as weapons against millions of Americans who can't afford to pay their bills."
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High Students to take to streets of Washington on March 24.
Jessica Rosenworcel says it's time to "roar" and "make a ruckus" to save the internet as we know it
Reassessing warning issued 25 years ago, the "second notice" to humanity warns of "widespread misery and catastrophic biodiversity loss" unless business-as-usual is upended