By MARTHA WEINMAN LEAR
IN medical circles, they call it the Hollywood Heart Attack. You’ve seen it: grimace of agony, clutching of chest, sudden collapse, the whole purple-prose panoply.
For my husband, Harold Lear, a doctor who became a patient … Read more »
By Ruthelle Frank, Guardian UK
I’ve been registered to vote since 1948. But once Republicans passed the law, I was asked to prove I’m not an ‘illegal alien’
Wisconsin voter ID law ruling threatens chaos on election day
n October … Read more »
http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/inside-the-koch-brothers-toxic-empire-20140924… Read more »
Eduardo Porter
ECONOMIC SCENE
On Tuesday, more than 100 world leaders gathered at the United Nations to open a climate summit meeting that Secretary General Ban Ki-moon hopes will provide momentum to a new round of negotiations toward a global … Read more »
By Andrew Restuccia, Politico
Al Gore, Leonardo DiCaprio and U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon joined a larger-than-expected throng of activists, scientists, students and elected officials who took to New York City’s streets Sunday for a massive march meant to sound … Read more »
By Naomi Klein, Guardian UK
The truth about our planet is horrifying, but the true leaders aren’t the ones at the UN – they’re in the streets. This is why the People’s Climate March matters
At exactly 1pm on Sunday, … Read more »
By Bill Moyers and Michael Winship, Moyers & Company
Just as Sunday’s big People’s Climate March and next week’s UN global summit on climate converge here in New York City, the nation and world are experiencing weather of an intensity … Read more »
Could Fighting Global Warming Be Cheap and Free?
This just in: Saving the planet would be cheap; it might even be free. But will anyone believe the good news?
I’ve just been reading two new reports on the economics of … Read more »
By Bryce Covert, ThinkProgress
After allowing the Paycheck Fairness Act to move forward last week, Senate Republicans turned around on Monday evening and unanimously voted to block the bill, which would ban salary secrecy and tighten rules to try to … Read more »
By Emily Atkin, ThinkProgress
A team of scientists with the U.S. Geological Survey have found evidence “directly linking” the uptick in Colorado and New Mexico earthquakes since 2001 to wastewater injection, a process widely used in the controversial technique of … Read more »
