The highest office holder in the U.S. has a great deal of power to shape policy and national discussion, and some presidents have used that influence to promote environmental protection. Others have used it to roll back protection.

Your tax dollars at work.

I don't know how many of you knew this, but the City of Atlanta has been subject to what has politely been called an "extreme" drought recently.

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) denied permits to two large, 700-megawatt plants proposed by Sunflower Electric Power. The plants would have cost about $3.6 billion and spewed 11 million tons of CO2 into the air each year.

If we can buy security forces larger and more effective than our own army, without the need for public approval... what does that make us, the citizens, but tiny pawns in their cruel little game. Democracy, where did you go?

God was sued earlier this week by state senator Ernie Chambers, the longest-serving member of the Legislature. Before you shake your head and offer a quiet chuckle: listen up. God has been served for the following: "fearsome floods, egregious earthquakes.

I was drinking a cup of coffee this morning and half watching Robin & Company on CNN when the screams of a college student rattled my sleepy haze. "Don't tase me...please someone help...what have I done...what have I done wrong?"

Corporations in America are recognized by the government as having many of the same rights as people. Claiming 'freedom of speech' they influence elections -- then work against the needs of citizens. This article provides critical info for all citizens.

Comedian, satirist, and former talk show host Al Franken is running for U.S. Senate in Minnesota. Blogger Maria Energia asks him about renewable energy and Minnesota's role in the clean tech revolution.

Chatter picked up by WMR's sources in the nation's capital and in California point to unusual events that could be a prelude to a 9/11-like false flag "incident" during the Labor Day weekend, possibly one focused on the San Francisco Bay Area.