by EJ Jacobs As climate delegations gathered in Brazil to reach agreements on strengthening climate action during COP30, an entirely different agreement was unveiled in Canada. Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier of Alberta, Danielle Smith, signed an MOU to extend a pipeline from the landlocked but oil-rich province to the shores of British Columbia, without the consent of the BC government or the Indigenous communities whose land comprises the proposed route. This once un

by Sarah Beckerman In moments of democratic uncertainty, local elections can reveal national truths. From the very beginning, the New York City mayoral race was no ordinary contest. The dynamics surrounding Zohran Mamdani’s win reflected the broader political moment we’re living in: elite power consolidation, coordinated misinformation, and efforts to shape election outcomes before voters ever reach the polls. What happened in New York wasn’t just a clash of candidates; it

by EJ Jacobs   The nonprofit sector continues to burn out. Organizations fortunate enough to have survived the impact of the COVID-19...