This is the 657th edition of the Spotlight on Green News & Views (previously known as the Green Diary Rescue). Here is the Nov. 14 edition. Inclusion of
Category: Politics
Environmental activist calls damage that Trump’s wall has inflicted on the land ‘incalculable’
Laiken Jordahl of the Center for Biological Diversity writes in The New York Times that the damage impeached president Donald Trump’s border wall has inflicted on
Biden’s plans to return to nuclear deal with Tehran could be nixed by assassination of scientist
In an August interview, Jake Sullivan—deputy chief of staff and director of policy planning for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and an aide to then-Vice President Joe Biden
You may have never heard of Judge Juan Torruella, but his death is another warning for January 5
The late Judge Juan Torruella, of the First Circuit Court of Appeals, was a remarkable man, as a glance at his obituaries show—the first Puerto
Saturday Snippets: Workers fear holiday shoppers but need paychecks; humpback whales stage comeback
Saturday Snippets is a regular weekend Daily Kos feature. • White House’s rush to open up Arctic wilderness drilling isn’t stirring any takers: The Trump
Trump admin politicizes U.S. citizenship test in addition to making it harder to pass
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has made official the changes it proposed to its naturalization test, and suspicions that it was doing it just to trip up
The flip side to Biden’s appointments: All the Trumpers he can fire
Here’s something to ponder along with your dream team picks for President-elect Joe Biden’s Cabinet and top officials: Who should he fire first? There are just
There’s a reason why Trump can’t admit that wealthier, educated suburbanites are one reason he lost
The entire “voter fraud” shtick emanating from the White House is already rancid well beyond its shelf life, but this needs to be pointed out, if
How do we make sure that enough people get vaccinated to end the pandemic?
After a season of doubts, in the middle of an ongoing horror, there finally seems to be hope ahead. Not just the hope generated by
Why the 2017 Las Vegas massacre was an act of right-wing domestic terrorism, and why it matters
One of the thorniest issues the team that I helped lead at Type Investigations and Reveal News as we compiled domestic-terrorism data from around the
