Articles by Nika Knight
'Donald Trump only cares about making his special interest pals richer even though our children will inherit a world ravaged by climate change'
In rural McDowell County, West Virginia, a crowd of Trump supporters cheered progressive senator's call for universal healthcare
Whistleblower to be released from military prison in May
'For the first time in Native American history, they heard our voices.'
Nestlé, Kellogg's, Procter & Gamble, Unilever and others are linked to child labor and forced labor in Indonesia
"They threw the book at Deia for being a journalist."
Ruling far-right party surprised opponents by reversing position on draconian abortion ban
Chemical and GMO giants agree on takeover offer worth $66 billion; mega-merger to be reviewed by antitrust agencies worldwide
'Negotiations with the U.S. have de facto failed, because of course as Europeans we couldn't allow ourselves to submit to American demands'
Proposed joint U.S.-Russia airstrikes against rebel groups will spell further doom, aid worker says
Pope Francis argues that modern economy's worship of 'god of money' leads to disenfranchisement and extremism
As wildfire rages in California, flooding affects millions in India and China, and eggs are fried on sidewalks in Iraq, scientists say global climate catastrophe is surpassing predictions
Emails appear to violate White House policy
Amid heightened tensions and fear for safety after deadly Dallas sniper ambush, Black Lives Matter protests against police violence took to the streets in major American cities and the UK
There 'has to be a judicial or political reckoning' for Blair's role in Iraq War, one critic charges
Cameron resigns, markets roil, and right-wingers cheer as Brexit becomes reality
'The fight against corporate control of our food is global'
Nevada's Democratic convention devolved into mayhem on Saturday as party pushed controversial new rules and disqualified Sanders delegates
'This spill shows why there is a new and vibrant movement in the Gulf of Mexico for no new drilling'
Workers' Party president Dilma Rousseff is not accused of any crimes—while right-wing politicians voting to impeach her are investigated for corruption
Devoted Indigenous rights advocate and chronicler of Plains Indian history died this weekend in hospice in Billings, Montana
'For years, communities on the front lines have led that struggle, and this May we can join them.'
"Those responsible, where are they?" Water supply and delicate ecosystem contaminated by spate of oil spills in Amazon
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