RSN: Harvey Wasserman | As Reactors Shut in Massachusetts & Pennsylvania, Nuke War Rages in Ohio & New York
12 May 19
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RSN: Harvey Wasserman | As Reactors Shut in Massachusetts & Pennsylvania, Nuke War Rages in Ohio & New York
 Harvey Wasserman, Reader Supported News Wasserman writes: "As the nuke power industry slumps toward oblivion, two huge reactors are shutting in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts. The shutdowns are a body blow to atomic energy. The soaring costs of the decayed US reactor fleet have forced them to beg gerrymandered state legislatures for huge bailouts." READ MORE  A district court. (photo: MCBA)
Trump Seeks to Drastically Limit the Power of Judges to Block His Policies
Jacqueline Thomsen, The Hill Thomsen writes: "President Trump is looking to stop lower courts from being able to issue wide-ranging injunctions, in a move that could dramatically limit the authorities of judges." READ MORE  A group of migrant families walking from the Rio Grande river near McAllen, Texas. (photo: Eric Gay/AP)
She Stopped to Help Migrants on a Texas Highway. Moments Later, She Was Arrested.
Samantha Grasso, Splinter Grasso writes: "The Trump administration is doing everything in its power to hurt immigrants, both citizens and undocumented, leaving even the most well-intentioned of volunteers at risk for retribution." READ MORE  House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler. (photo: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Better Late Than Never: House Bill Would Pause Statute of Limitations on Presidential Crimes
Zack Ford, ThinkProgress Ford writes: "Impeachment is currently the only option for holding a sitting president accountable for their crimes, but a group of Democratic lawmakers wants to make sure that presidents don't become immune to criminal charges altogether, simply because they can't be indicted while in office." READ MORE  Racial justice groups around the country are bailing out black women out of jail so they can spend the holiday with their families. (photo: The Nation)
"Black Mama's Bail Out Day": Movement Grows to Free Black Women From Jail for Mother's Day
Democracy Now! Excerpt: "Racial justice groups around the country are bailing black women out of jail so they can spend Mother's Day with their families. For the third year in a row, 'Black Mama's Bail Out Day' is raising money to bail out as many black women from jail as possible." READ MORE  A boat filled with refugees. (photo: The Observer)
Dozens Drown as Migrant Boat Capsizes off Tunisia
BBC Excerpt: "At least 65 migrants have died after their boat capsized in the Mediterranean off the coast of Tunisia, the UN refugee agency says. Sixteen people were rescued, UNHCR said in a statement." READ MORE  A recycler drags a huge bag of paper through a heap of non-recyclable waste in Zimbabwe. (photo: Zinyange Auntony/Getty Images)
Trump Admin Refuses to Join Over 180 Countries to Agree on Restrictions of Global Plastic Waste Trade
Rob Picheta and Sarah Dean, CNN Excerpt: "The governments of 187 countries have agreed to control the movement of plastic waste between national borders, in an effort to curb the world's plastic crisis - but the United States was not among them." READ MORE Update My Monthly Donation |
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