Steve Mnuchin, the foreclosure king.
Several big US banks were guilty of fraudulent foreclosures during several years after the financial crisis.
It seems that Mnuchin's bank took that one step worse, buying up old mortgages in order to foreclose houses based on similar invalid justifications.

A right-wing blacklist, the "professor watchlist", labels professors as "anti-American" and falsely accuses them of "discrimination against conservative students", because they do things such as teach a feminist approach to things such as Trump's attitude towards women.
The real point of that activity is harassment and intimidation.
This is one of many examples of where right-wingers systematically and falsely accuse others of the sort of wrongs they actually do. Others include Trump's accusations of election rigging on the Democratic side (when actually the Republicans are the ones that do this) are another example.

US grassland is being rapidly converted to farmland. This releases lots of carbon that grasslands store up.

A hedge fund manager says he feels "glee" that Trump has "conned the voters" by promising to curb hedge fund profits and now, when elected, heading in the opposite direction.

Activists are protesting against the banks that have invested in the Dakota Access Pipeline.