In late October, fifteen young Canadians who were as young as seven when they first filed suit will walk into a federal courtroom in Vancouver to argue that their government’s climate policy is violating their constitutional rights. No youth-led case has ever gone this far in Canadian legal history. Seven Years, Fifteen Plaintiffs, One Trial:
Four Death Row Cases, Four Decades of History: What’s Actually at Stake This Fall Read More »
Death Penalty, SAN NewsFlorida is set to carry out its 16th execution of the year on Tuesday, with two more scheduled before Halloween and a fourth pending in Oklahoma before Veterans Day. Each case raises a different legal question, from jury unanimity to competency to actual innocence, and together they capture just how fast this year’s execution calendar
Washington Just Cut Fuel Economy Targets Nearly in Half, Right as Gas Prices Near $4.50 Read More »
Politics, Climate, SAN NewsThe Trump administration finalized a sweeping rollback of federal fuel economy standards on Monday, trading a Biden-era target of 50.4 miles per gallon for a far looser 34.9 mpg goal, and eliminating the electric vehicle credit system automakers had built years of planning around. Washington Just Cut Fuel Economy Targets Nearly in Half, Right as
When the Prison Policy Initiative launched in 2001, criminal justice reform barely registered as a political priority. A quarter century later, its newest annual report lays out nearly two million people still confined nationwide, a $445 billion price tag, and a system that has simply found new places to grow. Read The Full Report. Twenty-Five
⚖️ SAN Death Penalty · Book Event · Conservative Opposition If You Believe in Limited Government, You Cannot Believe the State Should Have Unchecked Power to Kill. A Law Professor Makes the Case. Conservatives Concerned About the Death Penalty sat down with University of Richmond law professor Corinna Barrett Lain, author of Secrets of the
Republicans Are Shutting Down Data Centers. They Are Doing It to Protect Ratepayers. Read More »
Climate, SAN News⚡ SAN Energy & Climate · Data Centers · Ratepayers Republicans Are Shutting Down Data Centers. They Are Doing It to Protect Ratepayers. Texas froze all data center permits. North Carolina GOP regulators rejected a gas plant for an Amazon facility and cited Trump’s own Ratepayer Protection Pledge to do it. The political backlash against
The Trump administration is internally split over a 90-day ban on diesel exports that Trump supports, his Energy Secretary opposes, agricultural-state Republicans are demanding, and oil-producing-state Republicans are fighting. The midterms are six weeks away. Diesel keeps climbing. ⛽ SAN Energy & Climate · Breaking · September 24, 2026 Diesel Is $6.52 a Gallon. The
🍎 SAN Recipe of the Week Easy Sautéed Cinnamon Apples Apple Pie Flavor · One Pan · 13 Minutes Breakfast, dessert, or honestly just a spoon. No judgment. 5 min Prep 8 min Cook 13 min Total 181 Cal / serving 2 Servings These sautéed cinnamon apples taste exactly like apple pie filling, minus the
Three Hours, No Script: Inside SafariLIVE Sunset’s Nightly Broadcast From the African Bush | Sustainable Action Now Sustainable Action Now Wildlife & Live Broadcast Wildlife Rehabilitation Three Hours, No Script: Inside SafariLIVE Sunset’s Nightly Broadcast From the African Bush Every evening, a camera crew, a game vehicle, and a ranger with a radio set out
Skip the Smoothie Shop Markup: Two Homemade Recipes Worth Keeping in Rotation Read More »
Recipes, SAN NewsSkip the Smoothie Shop Markup: Two Homemade Recipes Worth Keeping in Rotation | Sustainable Action Now Sustainable Action Now Food & Community Sustainable Eating Skip the Smoothie Shop Markup: Two Homemade Recipes Worth Keeping in Rotation A fifteen dollar acai bowl and a juice bar green juice both taste like a treat, right up until