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Loyalties. Meanwhile, its black friday, one of the biggest shopping days of the year. Shoppers are expected to spend a 27 billion today alone. Some groups are calling for boycotts based on political reasons. Both supporters and opponents of president elect donald trump are urging consumers to continue to vote with their dollars and sean retailers who spoke out in favor or against them during the campaign. Which leads us to todays question for our viewers. Would you boycott a company for politica...

That the Housing Market is cooling, new Opinion Survey seem to indicate americans are optimistic about the housing sector and rising home values as we take you through the latest data and pulled this morning. Asking our viewers how optimistic or pessimistic are you about the Housing Market. Tell us how you see the market in the eastern and central u. S. 202, 202 585 3881. You can also catch up with us on all your favorite social media pages on twitter, facebook, or cspan. Org. T journal we will ...

A grim tally more than 5000 ukrainian civilians killed and at least 8000 injured among those casualties almost 1000 children. We looked back at how rush run least a wave of death and destruction sending shock waves across europe and the world. Also coming up, trout hit, europe could face 3 more months of extremely dry conditions. Italys longest river, the po is on the highest level of alert. Its close to billions of euros and losses to farmers. And angola votes in a contentious election. The afr...

Events may be lost on a new generation of young people in china. This is a very disturbing investigation. 12yearolds accused of planning the gruesome murder of a friend. Why police say the girls were trying to please a fantasy creature they followed on the internet. As u. S. Army Sergeant Bowe bergdahl recovers in germany, the white house deal that freed him from the taliban is facing criticism from lawmakers in washington. Were hearing from soldiers who served in afghanistan who say bergdahl is...

By Wajeeha Kamal Editor’s note: This is one in a series of stories coming out of a recent meeting of the Society of Environmental Journalists in Philadelphia. Communities are suffering in silence. There’s no question that mainstream media doesn’t cover the systemic inequalities exposed and exacerbated by environmental habits, said Evlondo Cooper, senior writer for […]

As support for ESG goals wane, the conversation is shifting to nuclear energy. But is it financially viable? By David James

A landmark agreement to shift away from fossil fuels thrusts U.S. policy into the global spotlight.

In a pivotal moment for the United States, the COP28 deal unfolds against the backdrop of unprecedented oil and gas production

As the negotiations heat up, so does the pressure to deliver a fossil fuel phaseout. In the final hours of COP28, groups push to exclude fossil fuel industry dangerous distractions from global climate change agreement. Join us for the events below. We will follow up with a reaction to the latest GST draft once it becomes available. 

UCS President Johanna Chao Kreilick reports on priorities and goals from the first day of the international climate summit COP28.