In violation of US agreements, Saudi Arabia and the UAE have given American-made weapons to al Qaeda, Iran-backed rebels, Salafi militias, and other factions waging war in Yemen. 1/21 Federal prosecutors have ordered Trump’s inaugural committee to hand over financial documents, potentially to investigate money laundering
Trump pulls the plug on a decades-old nuclear arms treaty with Russia, saying Moscow’s been violating it “with impunity.” "At least we have a secretary-general who is listening." The UN takes baby steps toward becoming a feminist organization. See also: Girls can now become Eagle
Trump pulls the plug on a decades-old nuclear arms treaty with Russia, saying Moscow’s been violating it “with impunity.” 1/20 "At least we have a secretary-general who is listening." The UN takes baby steps toward becoming a feminist organization. 2/20 See also: Girls
The US has suspended a nuclear arms treaty with Russia that's been in effect since 1987, accusing the Kremlin of violating the terms of the agreement. At least 21 people have died so far in the polar vortex, many due to cold-related injuries. A US judge has
The US has suspended a nuclear arms treaty with Russia that’s been in effect since 1987, accusing the Kremlin of violating the terms of the agreement. 1/21 At least 21 people have died so far in the polar vortex, many due to cold-related injuries. 2/21 A
From Chicago to Australia, more greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere increase the chances of abnormal temperatures. See also: “Yes, fire is used to keep Chicago trains running in the cold.” Pictures of Australia's January heat wave, which follows the warmest December on record. Equipment owned by California’
From Chicago to Australia, more greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere increase the chances of abnormal temperatures. 1/20 See also: “Yes, fire is used to keep Chicago trains running in the cold.” 2/20 Pictures of Australia's recent heat wave, which follows the warmest December on record.
An explanation of the polar vortex that's right now making Chicago colder than the Arctic. New polls find most Americans are worried about climate change, but few would pay more than a dollar a month to fix it. The goal was to address the global scientific community through
An explanation of the polar vortex that’s making Chicago colder than the Arctic right now. 1/21 New polls find most Americans are worried about climate change, but few would pay more than a dollar a month to fix it. 2/21 The goal was to address the global
Trump's shutdown cost the US economy $6 billion—more than the $5.7 billion ransom he demanded for his wall. Some federal contractors lost their health insurance during the shutdown, and fear losing it again if a second shutdown happens. Why more Americans will never retire: Among other
