Climate stress, aging infrastructure and legal ambiguity are pushing the Colorado River to the brink.

While Republicans fall in line, Democrats keep splintering.

Officials claimed the Chicago building was full of gang members. They have provided no evidence.

Texas just gave 5,000 state officers the power to act like ICE—no warrant required.

A 600-brain autopsy study found links between pollution and severe Alzheimer’s pathology.

The legend of a small, quaint Midwestern town (population 105,000) being home to the most storied team in the NFL is a romantic and charming one, but that’s only part of it.

Americans are once again demanding higher standards for the food they eat, insisting that companies stop using chemicals known to harm health.

The semiconductor boom is colliding with planetary boundaries.

Trump’s incompetence has long been obvious. The media keeps pretending otherwise.

Truthdig is honored to receive six 2025 EPPY Awards from Editor & Publisher magazine, including five wins in the category for sites with fewer than 1 million monthly unique visitors.

In Taliban-ruled Afghanistan, secret classrooms and hidden microbusinesses are helping women survive — and resist.

American Samoa leaders say no. Scientists say it’s dangerous. But the U.S. is still pushing for seabed mining in the Pacific.

An antiabortion group is pushing the EPA to track abortion drugs in wastewater — not to protect the environment, but to restrict access.

A $2,000 payoff doesn’t erase tariff-driven inflation or gutted healthcare.

Military families are turning to food banks as the government shutdown drags on.

As winter approaches in Gaza, people are feeling miserable about what they could encounter this season, the third winter since the start of the genocide.

A century-old legal framework built for abundance is cracking under modern drought.

Chuck Schumer couldn’t hold his senators together at a time when their unity and toughness were essential.

Out this week: "Sirāt," aka "Mad Max: PLUR-y Road," a wonderfully foreboding desert rave road movie about what it feels like to live in a collapsing world www.truthdig.com/articles/the...

Although officials said they had intelligence about guns, drugs and explosives, they have not revealed evidence that they seized anything illicit.

Part of the reason that despite Trump lobbing a grenade into the FDA hasn't resulted in a Hot Listeria/E. Coli Summer is much of the inspection happens at the state level. Guess who's suuuuper pissed their shareholders aren't getting that $0.0001/share?

Multiple recent studies suggest that severe Alzheimer’s pathology correlates to chronic exposure to PM2.5 and other particulates.

Dozens of food and beverage corporations and trade groups are pushing for a federal law that would override tough new state-level food safety laws in favor of a weaker federal standard.

ICE will now fully reimburse local Texas agencies that help carry out deportations.

Most honest description of Trump's mind I've seen

Spain’s Cannes-winning Oscar entry “Sirāt” is a bass-fueled adventure wrapped in cosmic chaos. Film review by @siddhantadlakha.bsky.social

The media version of Donald Trump isn't the one leaving his DNA at the crime scene. @mobute.bsky.social

Packers fandom is an organized faith, with all the attendant sacraments, masses, rituals, apostles, saints and fallen angels.

The mystique, the mythos, the sheer unlikeliness of the Packers is irresistible.

Water for chips, not crops. Workers exposed, ecosystems sacrificed. This is the real cost of artificial intelligence.

Vacation With the TSA

This wasn’t a deal. It was a surrender.

National Guard and Reserve troops are struggling because canceled drills mean no pay.

This is a fantastic deep dive with a ton of great info that debunks all the shallow arguments against how AI destroys the environment.

The mythical media trump—who knows anything about what he's talking about—is on a collision course with the sudden need to pretend to know nothing at all about a story that he's had lots of help trying to forget.

Truthdig has won six 2025 EPPY Awards, including Best Online News Site and Best News/Political Column.

Efforts to expand deep-sea mining are alarming scientists and Indigenous leaders, who worry mining threatens fisheries and food security.

An antiabortion group has been co-opting environmental laws in an effort to restrict access to abortion medications like misoprostol.

By forging creative and invisible networks that allow them to survive, Afghan women are finding a way to be free despite the Taliban bans.

James Vanderbilt’s "Nuremberg" is a reminder of how quickly evil can triumph when people go quiet and look away.

Nick Fuentes, JD Vance, and Charlie Kirk represent a GOP future shaped by white supremacy and chaos.

The Gates Foundation has donated more than $3.5 million to a think tank run by climate crisis skeptic Bjørn Lomborg.

Where my small government Republicans at?

The mayor-elect chose his words carefully on election night, signaling his democratic socialist beliefs and issuing a call to action.

"As Silicon Valley CEOs anxiously figure how much computing it will take to propel artificial intelligence forward, the real question we should be asking is how much more artificial intelligence the planet can take."

Framework To End Shutdown

Under Senate Bill 8, sheriffs may soon face lawsuits if they refuse to join immigration enforcement programs.

In Green Bay, the Packers are the One True Religion. That’s neither hyperbole nor a metaphor.

As chip factories spread worldwide, toxic waste, PFAS chemicals and energy demands surge with no clear limits.

Yes, Schumer should go. But the Democrats’ problem runs deeper — to a fundamental asymmetry at the heart of American politics.