From Ranches to Rescue Dogs: How the Screwworm Crisis Exposes a Much Larger Problem

A New World screwworm case confirmed in a Texas dog has prompted quarantine orders and renewed fears of mass euthanasia in already overcrowded shelters. But beneath the immediate crisis lies a larger question: what happens when diseases tied to animal agriculture begin affecting the animals society values most?

Endangered Species Act Rules Revisited as Federal and State Protections Shift

Federal regulators are revisiting key Endangered Species Act rules in 2026, while states move forward with independent protections for vulnerable species. Proposed federal changes, new listing decisions, and state-level actions signal a pivotal year for wildlife conservation policy across the United States.

What Amsterdam’s Meat Ad Ban Signals About the Future of Advertising

Amsterdam has voted to prohibit meat advertising in publicly owned spaces beginning May 1, 2026, raising broader questions about how cities align public messaging with climate and public health goals.

“Jane Unchained” Covers U.S.’s First Vegan, Animal Rights Political Party

Jane Unchained News Network has published a new article covering the Humane Party, which emerged in 2009 as the U.S.’s … More