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  • “Critical Infrastructure” Laws vs. Protests for Environmental Justice and Police Accountability

    A new investigation finds that the arrests of environmental justice and police accountability activists in Texas, Louisiana and Georgia have been tied to “critical infrastructure” laws, which make nonviolent protest near oil, gas, electrical and other forms of infrastructure a felony and ratchet up the punishment associated with the actions. 

  • More Research Needed on So-Called “Zombie” Drug

    Senator Chuck Schumer has called for a special Drug Enforcement Administration team to help fight xylazine, a sedative used in animals that is often mixed with opioids like fentanyl and heroin. Harm reductionists are urging lawmakers, including Schumer, to invest in basic scientific research that would help scientists get information about xylazine out to healthcare…

  • Maryland and Toxic PFAS Chemicals: * McGrath’s Corruption * Balt. Refuses E. Palestine Chemicals

    "Emergency response teams in East Palestine, Ohio used firefighting foams containing PFAS on the burning railroad cars, according to Ranking Member Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.) of the U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works. Capito said the EPA had been slow to respond to her office’s inquiries on the use of PFAS-based firefighting foams…

  • Driver Intentionally Plows Into Food Not Bombs Aid Effort, Killing One

    On Monday, April 2, 2023, Reno Food Not Bombs volunteers Diamond and Clarissa Roman were helping a local woman select items from the clothing donation at the weekly meal when they were struck by a motorist. The three were rushed to the hospital where the woman seeking clothing was pronounced dead.

  • Drug for Opioid Overdoses Now Available Without Prescription

    The Food and Drug Administration has approved 4mg nasal spray naloxone (Narcan) for over-the-counter use. Harm reductionists say there are tradeoffs to the good news.

  • Murder in Ecuador of Key Witness in Investigation of Scandal-Plagued President as Impeachment Begins

    The Center for Economic and Policy Research notes that "With the mysterious murder of Rubén Cherres, a key witness in the potential links between the Lasso administration in Ecuador and organized crime has been eliminated."

  • Wisconsin Supreme Court Election Shatters Records

    The Wisconsin Supreme Court election has shattered all records for spending in a judicial race because there are so many huge issues at stake.

  • The Big Tech Surveillance Wall Being Built Under the Radar

    Right now there is a massive expansion of surveillance infrastructure on the U.S. border that is under the radar. In the national discourse while there is a fallacious debate around open borders, the Joe Biden administration is operating the highest budget ever for border and immigration enforcement.

  • Home Care Worker Shortage Mitigation in New York State

    A workforce report found an increasing shortage of home care workers in New York. Wages for home care workers have been largely stagnant over the past 10-20 years.

  • The High Cost of Upcoding Outpatient Visits

    Over 18 years, claims for outpatient visits to physician offices, urgent care centers, and emergency departments trended towards higher level codes—even among specific, common diagnoses like urinary tract infections and headaches.

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