Staff (2025-01-20). People's March: Thousands Rally Against Trump in Washington Ahead of Second Inauguration. democracynow.org Ahead of President elect-Donald Trump's second inauguration, thousands of people rallied in Washington, D.C., on Saturday at the People's March to oppose his policies on immigration, abortion, LGBTQ rights, the climate crisis and more. We air voices of resistance from the protest. "All of us deserve to feel like human beings, and all of us deserve to have our rights respected," said Hope Giselle, executive director of the National Trans Visibility March. "Without a democracy, without a true democracy, we all fall to the wayside of corruption and a government that does not see us as h…

RONALD MUSOKE (2025-01-20). Agro-chemicals killing Ugandans. independent.co.ug 459 brands and at least 115 active ingredients blamed ANALYSIS | RONALD MUSOKE | A consortium of civil society organisations (CSOs) has in a Jan.05 statement shown concern about the continued wrong use of dangerous pesticides in the country. Members of the concerned CSOs mainly work to promote sustainable agricultural trade, food safety and sovereignty, climate …

Rhoda Wilson (2025-01-16). UK's CAN Bill: A draconian, vague law and what we can do to stop it before it's too late. expose-news.com On Tuesday, Bernie Spofforth released a video that exposes the catastrophic implications of the Climate and Nature ("CAN") Bill. This Bill could devastate the UK's economy, destroy rural communities and jeopardise energy …

Workers World Party (2025-01-16). PDF of January 16 print issue. workers.org Download the PDF LA fires showDisaster response in U.S. collapsed Dr. King's legacy & recent strikes Philly Chinatown wins arena battle Capitalism's housing crisis On the picket line Global warming inferno Musk boosts bigots worldwide Galápagos — Pentagon base? Editorials: Real solidarity with Los Angeles Trump puts profits first Tear . . . |

Matt Simon (2025-01-15). Despite Trump, State-Level Climate Progress Will Continue — or Even Accelerate. truthout.org Even before President-elect Donald Trump's return to the White House next Monday, California got ahead of things. Anticipating more of the federal meddling they'd seen in the past, like when Trump's first administration tried to block the state's vehicle emissions standards, lawmakers met in a special session to start preparing a defense of its progressive civil rights, reproductive freedom… |

Matt Simon (2025-01-15). How states will keep fighting for climate progress under Trump. grist.org This coverage is made possible in part through a partnership with Grist and Interlochen Public Radio in northern Michigan. | Even before President-elect Donald Trump's return to the White House next Monday, California got ahead of things. Anticipating more of the federal meddling they'd seen in the past, like when Trump's first administration