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Trumps’ environmental stance threatens the long-term well-being of his base, especially in communities where jobs and futures depend on industries vulnerable to climate change and changing regulations. This serves as a warning about how short-term gains can undermine lasting prosperity. Sourced from Wikipedia Commons.
Opinion: Promises of Prosperity, Seeds of Ruin
February 12, 2025

As Donald Trump took the oath of office for a second time, a wave of dread swept through those who deeply care for our planet’s future. Throughout his campaign, Trump...

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An abortion rights protest in February, 2019.
Tennessee’s “Abortion Trafficking” Bill: Making Children Have Children 
February 11, 2025

In May 2024, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed off on a piece of legislation criminalizing “abortion trafficking,” strengthening the state's anti-abortion laws.  The...

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The Twilight of Pax Americana in Europe
February 19, 2025
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