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The UK Science Museum Group Is Partnering With the Fossil Fuel Company Adani

Protests and resignations have arisen following the announcement.
By Helen Holmes

After the National Galleries of Scotland, What Other Arts Orgs Will Cut Ties With BP?

Museums all over the world have divested their financial portfolios from fossil fuels, but some big institutions are still holding out.
By Helen Holmes

New Report Indicates the Scrutinization of Arts Funding Is Only Going to Increase

The Royal Shakespeare Company ended its partnership with BP after student protests this week: expect to see many more similar stories.
By Helen Holmes
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg speaks at the Sierra Club.

ExxonMobil, Stephen Hawking and Michael Bloomberg All Endorse This Carbon Tax Plan

By John Bonazzo
Workers use a crane to dismantle the "Provisional Reception Center" (CAP, Centre d'Acceuil Provisoire), containers installed by the government to house up to 1500 migrants, at the former "Jungle" migrant camp in Calais on February 14, 2017. The camp was closed in October 2016. / AFP / PHILIPPE HUGUEN (Photo credit should read PHILIPPE HUGUEN/AFP/Getty Images)

States Greenlighting a Major Step Toward Self-Driving Big Rigs

By Brady Dale
LONDON, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 11: Labour Member of Parliament for Tooting and London mayoral candidate, Sadiq Khan, gestures after winning the contest to become Labour's candidate to become London mayor at the Royal Festival Hall on September 11, 2015 in London, England. Mr Khan beat 5 other candidates to the position to stand in next years mayoral election.

London’s New Mayor Loves the Arts, British Museum Closes for BP Protest

By Alanna Martinez
Screenshot of Trollstation's video of the art heist hoax last July at London's National Portrait Gallery.

Fame Whores Behind Fake Art Heist Get Jail Time

By Guelda Voien
The Hubble Space Telescope.

This Week in Tech History: First YouTube Video, Hubble Launched

By John Bonazzo
A protester belonging to a group of artists calling themselves 'The Good Crude Britannia', who want the Tate to cut its ties with British Petroleum (BP), throws a substance thought to be molasses on the floor outside, the Tate Britain on June 28, 2010, as the gallery holds its summer party.

BP to Cease Tate Sponsorship, Walker Art Center Ends Internet Cat Fest—and More

By Alanna Martinez

Vallone Ranger: Harley-Riding Political Scion Vies to Be Queens’ Rebel-in-Chief

By Colin Campbell
(Photo: Getty)

Team Espaillat Backs Julie Menin for Manhattan Borough President

By Colin Campbell

In State of the Borough, Stringer To Side With The 99%

By David Freedlander

Inferior Baldwin Brother Takes Kevin Costner to Court For Oil-Stained Cash

By Nate Freeman

Morning Roundup: Obama Wants to Snuggle With a Skeptical Wall Street

By Mike Taylor

Halliburton’s Greatest Hits

By The Editors

Big Business as Evil as Everyone Thought, Basically

By Max Abelson

Friday Morning Roundup: How Many Jobs Did We Lose in August?

By Mike Taylor

After Destroying the Gulf, BP Expanded Its Ad Budget

By Mike Taylor

BP’s Tony Hayward Is Unrepentant, Enjoying Free Brandy, Speaking In Third Person

By Max Abelson

BP and the Bistro Food Truck Man

By Mark Green

Art Snapshot: Marilyn Manson, Sarah Palin, and Absolut Vodka Make Art Headlines

By Julia Halperin

A Guide to the Gaffe

By Mark Green

The Gulf Spill Has Made Obama Absurdly Solemn

By Dan Duray

Gun Heiress Platt Sisters, the New Queens of Green

By Dana Rubinstein
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