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PETA

Apple watch depicted against light blue background

Apple Isn’t the First Tech Company to Be Named PETA’s Company of the Year

Past awardees have included Netflix and WeWork.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Pamela Anderson Bares All About Sex, Lies, and That Video Tape 

Pamela Anderson openly acknowledges her rage as she confronts injustices throughout her life in a memoir that mixes prose and poetry and reveals her as politically active, emotionally fragile, and intellectually hungry.
By Nathan Smith

Neuralink’s Monkey Experiment Raises Questions From Scientists and Tech Ethicist

Some scientists note that similar tech has been around for 20 years.
By Sissi Cao

Americans’ Declining Beef Consumption Is Worrying Luxury Handbag Makers

By Sissi Cao

Could San Francisco Start a National Trend of Banning Fur?

By Stephan Rabimov
The NFL is supporting players who take a knee.

NFL Rejects Ad from Veterans Group, Plus 11 More Banned Super Bowl Commercials

By John Bonazzo
Person of the year?

PETA’s 2017 Person of the Year Is…This Selfie-Taking Monkey

By John Bonazzo
Person of the year?

People Are Literally Suing Each Other Over the Rights to a Monkey Selfie

By John Bonazzo
In this photograph taken on February 21, 2012, tourists riding on elephants photograph a one-horned rhinoceros with her calf at the Kaziranga National Park, some 230 km from Guwahati, in India’s northeastern state of Assam. A continuing decline in the quality of the rhino's habitat will affect the long-term survival of some of the smaller populations, said a report in the latest IUCN "Red List" of threatened species". More than 400 plants and animals were added to a "Red List" of species at risk of extinction on October 17, 2012, raising the alarm as more than 70 environment ministers met for a global conference. AFP PHOTO/BIJU BORO/FILES (Photo credit should read STRDEL/AFP/Getty Images)

Who’s Funding Digital Attack on TripAdvisor’s Updated Animal Attraction Policy?

By Brady Dale
Emily Ratajkowski working her angles

Fashion Roundup: Emily Ratajkowski’s Bikini Modeling Tips, Glamour Faces Layoffs

By Dena Silver
US model and actress Pamela Anderson poses during the unveiling of a new People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) poster in Covent Garden, central London on October 24, 2010. The poster highlights the similiarities between humans and animals and aims to encourage vegetarianism. Anderson is set to speak at Oxford University on the benefits of a vegetarian diet tomorrow. AFP PHOTO / Leon Neal

Zoos Are a Relic of a Crueler Past

By Pamela Anderson
Pamela Anderson creates the first all-vegan shake at Millions of Milkshakes in West Hollywood, California in 2010.

Afternoon Bulletin: Cuomo Spox Rejects Pam Anderson’s Vegan Prison Meals

By Parker Richards
Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito and Mayor Bill de Blasio would both get raises under a commission's proposal.

Animal Rights Group Slams Council Speaker as Horse Deal Collapses

By Jillian Jorgensen
Gillian Anderson (Photo: Michael Tran for Getty Images).

Gillian Anderson and Pink Want the Council to Vote for de Blasio Horse Carriage Plan

By Will Bredderman
Two horse-drawn carriages are ridden on Central Park West (Photo: Stan Honda for AFP/Getty Images).

PETA Video Accuses Horse Carriage Drivers of Using Aggressive Hate Speech

By Justin Joffe

Tim Gunn Pens Letter to de Blasio Calling for End to NYC’s Horse Carriages

By Marie Solis
New Yorkers protest the treatment of carriage horses like Blondie (Photo: Ashley Byrne, PETA)

PETA Protests “Cruel Carriage Trade” with Mock Crime Scene

By Esti Jungreis

Snake Byte: Taxi Driver Under Fire for Snakes in a Cab Prank

By John Bonazzo

Nigh Society: Cornelia Guest Does the Truffle Shuffle Ahead of Cookbook Event

By Drew Grant
SeaWorld's float in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade stirs up protests from PETA and friends. (Photo by: Mike Aguilera/SeaWorld San Diego)

PETA & Angry Alec Baldwin Go After Seaworld’s Thanksgiving Day Float

By Leah Li
Governor Christie takes aim at a spider on his desk.

PETA Slams Gov. Christie for Killing Spider in Front of Students

By Jordyn Taylor
Is this horse still alive? (Warner Brothers)

Update: PETA Responds to American Humane Society’s Hand-Washing of <em>Hobbit</em> Deaths

By Drew Grant
Guess how many animals made it out this film alive (Warner Bros.)

<strike>No</strike> … <strike>Some</strike> … A Bunch of Animals Were Harmed in the Making of <em>The Hobbit</em>

By Drew Grant
Honey Boo Boo and Nugget (Facebook)

Big Apple Idolatry: <em>Homeland</em> Star Raps, PETA Gets Honey Boo Boo’d

By Drew Grant
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