Stories by Joshua Holland

Tea Partiers, freaking out about "Agenda 21" and convinced global warming isn't real, are gumming up the works for those trying to save the planet.

PolitiFact clearly chose the claim to avoid charges that it holds a liberal or Democratic bias.

Will a recent attack on progressive journalists help spark a sea-change in the debate over Middle East policy?

They're highly educated, skew Republican, and look up at the top tenth of the top 1 percent with envy.

Activists are standing up and fighting to keep foreclosed families in their homes.

Naomi Wolf's latest theory veers wildly from the known facts.

Occupiers could direct their energy not only at Wall Street, but also at its enablers, in Congress, and ultimately, at the high court.

Probably 97 percent of police act professionally toward protesters. But the other 3 percent are armed and dangerous, and know that they're unlikely to be held accountable.

Americans have a long tradition of holding protesters in disdain, even when they are later proven to be on the right side of history.

The suit is an attempt to compel Oakland police to follow their own crowd control guidelines.

Unlike previous nights, city officials managed to clear out Occupy Oakland's encampment without any brutality--and the protesters are already headed back.

Oakland officials are gearing up for another crackdown on the Occupy Oakland camp, justified in part by recent acts of vandalism by people who may not even be part of the movement.