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Death Penalty, SAN News / /

Arkansas Conservatives Concerned Launches With Former Republican Senator Jeremy Hutchinson at the Helm Read More »

Death Penalty, SAN News

Arkansas Conservatives Concerned Launches With Former Republican Senator Jeremy Hutchinson at the Helm

Arkansas Conservatives Concerned Launches With Former Republican Senator Jeremy Hutchinson at the Helm | Sustainable Action Now Sustainable Action NowDeath Penalty Announcement · New State Chapter · Arkansas Death Penalty · Conservative Voices Arkansas Conservatives Concerned Launches With Former Republican Senator Jeremy Hutchinson at the Helm The national network of conservatives who question capital punishment

Politics, SAN News / /

Trump Approved Florida Hurricane Isaias Aid in 12 Days, While Six Earlier Disaster Requests Waited Read More »

Politics, SAN News

Trump Approved Florida Hurricane Isaias Aid in 12 Days, While Six Earlier Disaster Requests Waited

Trump Approved Florida Hurricane Isaias Aid in 12 Days, While Six Earlier Disaster Requests Waited | Sustainable Action Now Sustainable Action NowPolitics & Climate Disaster Aid · Florida · Election Week Politics · Disaster Relief Trump Approved Florida Hurricane Isaias Aid in 12 Days, While Six Earlier Disaster Requests Waited The Florida Panhandle got its

SAN News, Private Prisons / /

2.7 Million Police Encounters in One Year: What the NYPD’s How Many Stops Act Data Reveals, and Why No Other City Has It Read More »

SAN News, Private Prisons

2.7 Million Police Encounters in One Year: What the NYPD’s How Many Stops Act Data Reveals, and Why No Other City Has It

2.7 Million Police Encounters in One Year: What the NYPD’s How Many Stops Act Data Reveals, and Why No Other City Has It | Sustainable Action Now Sustainable Action NowPolicing & Justice Data Feature · NYPD · How Many Stops Act Justice · Police Transparency 2.7 Million Police Encounters in One Year: What the NYPD’s

Animals & Wildlife Welfare, Lions, Rescue Network, SAN News / /

For Nine Months, Leo and Alfie Were Trapped in a War Zone in Khartoum Without Food, Water, or Human Care. Now Watch Them Walk. Read More »

Animals & Wildlife Welfare, Lions, Rescue Network, SAN News

For Nine Months, Leo and Alfie Were Trapped in a War Zone in Khartoum Without Food, Water, or Human Care. Now Watch Them Walk.

🦁 SAN Rescue Network · FOUR PAWS · LIONSROCK · Sudan For Nine Months, Leo and Alfie Were Trapped in a War Zone in Khartoum Without Food, Water, or Human Care. Now Watch Them Walk. Two lions. Nine months in an active Sudanese combat zone. Artillery fire shattering their enclosures. Severely emaciated and traumatized. Then

Our Youth, Climate, Politics, SAN News / /

After Seven Years, Fifteen Young Canadians Finally Got Into That Courtroom. The Crowd Outside Erupted When They Did. Read More »

Our Youth, Climate, Politics, SAN News

After Seven Years, Fifteen Young Canadians Finally Got Into That Courtroom. The Crowd Outside Erupted When They Did.

🌿 SAN Climate Justice · Youth Litigation · Canada · October 2026 After Seven Years, Fifteen Young Canadians Finally Got Into That Courtroom. The Crowd Outside Erupted When They Did. On October 26, 2026, La Rose v. His Majesty the King went to trial in Vancouver, British Columbia. The case was filed in October 2019.

Our Youth, Climate, SAN News / /

The Longer a Veteran Served, the Fewer Arrests They Accumulated. New Research Added to the Prison Policy Initiative Research Library Puts a Number on Something the System Has Largely Ignored. Read More »

Our Youth, Climate, SAN News

The Longer a Veteran Served, the Fewer Arrests They Accumulated. New Research Added to the Prison Policy Initiative Research Library Puts a Number on Something the System Has Largely Ignored.

🎖️ SAN Prison Reform · Research · Veterans · Criminal Justice The Longer a Veteran Served, the Fewer Arrests They Accumulated. New Research Added to the Prison Policy Initiative Research Library Puts a Number on Something the System Has Largely Ignored. Research by Dr. Erika J. Brooke and Dr. Jacinta M. Gau, published in Criminal

Politics, SAN News / /

Elon Musk Gave Greg Abbott $5 Million in the Final Week. A Court Ordered Abbott to Hand Over Their Emails. Then Abbott’s Lawyers Got the Order Frozen. Election Day Is Tuesday. Read More »

Politics, SAN News

Elon Musk Gave Greg Abbott $5 Million in the Final Week. A Court Ordered Abbott to Hand Over Their Emails. Then Abbott’s Lawyers Got the Order Frozen. Election Day Is Tuesday.

🤠 SAN Politics · Texas Governor’s Race · 2026 Midterms Elon Musk Gave Greg Abbott $5 Million in the Final Week. A Court Ordered Abbott to Hand Over Their Emails. Then Abbott’s Lawyers Got the Order Frozen. Election Day Is Tuesday. The Texas governor’s race heading into its final days has a $5 million Musk

Politics, Climate, SAN News / /

Trump Made a Diesel Deal With Putin. Congress Said It’s Illegal. The Tankers Are Already Moving. Someone Is Going to Be Wrong in a Courtroom. Read More »

Politics, Climate, SAN News

Trump Made a Diesel Deal With Putin. Congress Said It’s Illegal. The Tankers Are Already Moving. Someone Is Going to Be Wrong in a Courtroom.

⚖️ SAN Politics · Energy Law · Russia Sanctions · October 2026 Trump Made a Diesel Deal With Putin. Congress Said It’s Illegal. The Tankers Are Already Moving. Someone Is Going to Be Wrong in a Courtroom. On October 9, Trump announced a deal with Russia to import hundreds of thousands of tons of diesel.

Climate, Politics, SAN News / /

Heating Oil Is Up 70 Percent in Maine. The Reserve Has Only Been Tapped Twice in 26 Years. This Is the Third Time. Read More »

Climate, Politics, SAN News

Heating Oil Is Up 70 Percent in Maine. The Reserve Has Only Been Tapped Twice in 26 Years. This Is the Third Time.

🔥 SAN Climate · Energy · Northeast Heating Crisis · October 2026 Heating Oil Is Up 70 Percent in Maine. The Reserve Has Only Been Tapped Twice in 26 Years. This Is the Third Time. The Department of Energy announced October 21 that it will loan 315,000 barrels from the Northeast Home Heating Oil Reserve

Private Prisons, Politics, SAN News / /

Breaking ICE: Why Most State Bans on 287(g) Agreements Leave Loopholes, and How to Close Them Read More »

Private Prisons, Politics, SAN News

Breaking ICE: Why Most State Bans on 287(g) Agreements Leave Loopholes, and How to Close Them

Breaking ICE: Why Most State Bans on 287(g) Agreements Leave Loopholes, and How to Close Them | Sustainable Action Now Sustainable Action NowJustice & Policy Policy Analysis · Immigration Enforcement Immigration · State Policy Breaking ICE: Why Most State Bans on 287(g) Agreements Leave Loopholes, and How to Close Them Lawmakers across the country have