Thursday, July 7, 2022

TOP NEWS: Biden Accused of Lighting Fuse for 'One of the Nation's Biggest Carbon Bombs'


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July 07, 2022
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A woman receives cans of oil at a food distribution in South Sudan
Surging Prices Amid Ukraine War Have Pushed 71 Million People Worldwide Into Poverty
As the cost-of-living crisis intensifies, said one U.N. official, "the threat of increased social unrest grows by the day."
by Julia Conley



A BNSF freight train hauling tankers loaded with crude oil heads west through a transcontinental railroad hub on June 22, 2018 in Whitefish, Montana, home to Glacier National Park.
Biden Accused of Lighting Fuse for 'One of the Nation's Biggest Carbon Bombs'
"This is pouring another 5 billion gallons of oil on the fire every year and bulldozing a national forest in the process," said one critic. "It's a horrifying step in the wrong direction."
by Kenny Stancil



Weapons Industry's $10 Million Investment in Congress Could Yield 450,000% Return
"The military-industrial complex's campaign spending spree gives war profiteers an outsized influence over Pentagon funding votes," said a Public Citizen campaigner.
by Jessica Corbett

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• Groups Challenge Trump-Approved Plan to Kill 72 Grizzlies Near Yellowstone
• Lee, Pocan File Amendment to Slash $100 Billion From US Military Budget
• Rubio's 'Cruel' Paid Leave Plan Forces Families to Pay Back Benefits After Parent's Premature Death
• House Dems Call for Suspension of Aid if Brazilian Military Attempts Election Coup
• Fed and Biden Face Warnings That Inflation Response Could Spur Painful Recession
Opinion



Afghan boy standing in drought-stricken flats
Our "Normal" Climate Is Dead—Now We Live in an Emergency
We can no longer tolerate the criminal political malpractice of those standing in the way of a green energy future.
by Thom Hartmann



Anne Gorsuch meeting with President Ronald Reagan in the Oval Office
Why Neil Gorsuch's Mother Would Be So Proud of the Destruction His Supreme Court Has Wrought
Anne Gorsuch's brief, troubled tenure as EPA administrator had to have influenced the outlook of her then impressionable 16-year-old son.
by David Helvarg



An F-15 fighter jet
America's $1.4 Trillion So-Called "National Security" Budget Makes Us Less Safe—Not More
America and the world would be far safer places if this outrageous spending was drastically cut and those funds redirected to "moral" investments in people, society, and planetary health—not war and weapons.
by William Hartung



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