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Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA), usually referred to as Planned Parenthood, is a non-profit organization that provides sexual and reproductive health care, education, information, and maternal and child health services in the United States. … Continue reading Planned Parenthood
Aug 8, 2015: In Arlington, Texas, Police Officer Brad Miller shot and killed 19-year-old African-American Christian Taylor at the scene of a burglary at a car dealership. Taylor was unarmed at the time of the … Continue reading Arlington Texas Police Officer Shoots and Kills Unarmed Man in Car Dealership Burglary
View ongoing articles regarding the San Juan River and the Navajo Nation on the Navajo Times website here. Mar 13, 2018: http://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/378097-epa-to-review-all-claims-from-colorado-mine-spill-within-weeks Aug 9, 2017: New Mexico congressional delegation worries state, Navajo Nation will be … Continue reading Animas River in Colorado Contaminated by Gold King Mine Wastewater
Jul 18, 2017: In Cincinnati, prosecutors said they will not seek a third trial against Ray Tensing. Ray Tensing: Ex-Police Officer Won't Be Retried for Third Time in Murder Case | NBC News Jun 23, … Continue reading University of Cincinnati Police Officer Indicted on Murder Charges for Shooting Black Man
Jan 6, 2016: A grand jury in Texas indicted Trooper Brian Encinia for perjury on statements he made in an affidavit filed with jail officials justifying the arrest of Sandra Bland. The grand jury is … Continue reading Sandra Bland Found Dead in Texas Jail Cell Three Days after Police Traffic Stop
Sep 23, 2015: The cap on Intake No. 3 was removed, causing water from Lake Mead to enter and fill the 3-mile tunnel, marking the completion of the project. Las Vegas uncaps Lake Mead's "third … Continue reading Water Resource | Lake Mead | Nevada
In South America, Chile is experiencing an 8-year drought that is similar to the drought in California. Crops are drying up, copper mine production is down, wildfires have been a problem, and hydroelectric power production … Continue reading Drought in Chile South America
In Detroit, Michigan in August of 2013, Dr. Farid Fata was arrested and charged with fraud for treating patients with medically unnecessary oncology and hematology treatments and then billing Medicare for $35 million. Fata pleaded … Continue reading The Health Care Fraud Case of Dr. Farid Fata
On February 10, 2015, 35-year-old Antonio Zambrano-Montes was shot and killed by Pasco, Washington Police after throwing rocks at them. A video of the incident shows officers firing shots at Zambrano-Montes as he was running … Continue reading Hispanic Man Shot and Killed by Police in Pasco Washington
Nov 28, 2017 U.S. repeal of carbon rule criticized in coal country | Reuters Retired Miner With Black Lung Begs EPA To Save Power Plant Rules: ‘We're Literally Dying' | CNN Nov 2, 2017 EPA … Continue reading Pollution and Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Power Plants