The UK is gradually eliminating the right to protest in ways people might actually notice. Nonviolent protesters have been sentenced to years in prison.

A Republican-packed US appeals court approved state laws that hold nonviolent protest organizers liable for unplanned and unorganized violence at the protest. This is an attack on the right to protest.

The Supreme Court refused to consider an appeal against that ruling.

Volkswagen workers in Tennessee voted to unionize.

Columbia University's president has bent over to placate right-wing congresscritters by attacking protesting students.

The cops that the president called to clear out the protesters bent over backwards to destroy their things and supplies, and deny them access to medicine.

Breaking waves launch enormous quantities of certain PFAS into the air. Does this make the distribution in manufactured products insignificant by comparison?

To what extent are these the same PFAS that get into the environment via manufacturing?