The panels, only displayed last year, were taken down earlier this summer, the Black Liberators told Newsweek.

The fantastical roots of “scientific racism”

Read the full story at Grist. A new study confirms that commonsense workplace protections from extreme heat — water, shade, breaks — help save workers from being injured on the job. The finding — something labor and climate advocates have long known and pushed for in public policy — comes just as the federal government shutdown may have suspended the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s lengthy rulemaking process to create the U.S.’s first-ever nationwide heat standard for workers.  Some experts now fear that the agency, which ordinarily takes about seven years on average to establish new rules, will face further delays.

Officials have identified 15 cases of infant botulism potentially linked to the company’s organic products. The recall is not expected to create a nationwide shortage.

As the demands of AI grow, each generation of microchips requires more energy, minerals and water to produce, driving a ruinous cycle.

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Outraged by the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, a wilderness survival trainer spent years undercover climbing the ranks of right-wing militias. He didn’t tell police or the FBI. He didn’t tell family or friends....

Nikalie Monroe is going viral on TikTok for calling churches across the country to ask for baby formula for a fictional two-month-old.