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US Senator Lindsey Graham (NICHOLAS KAMM/AFP/Getty Images)

Graham wants to change Senate trial rule

Igor Derysh

It requires 67 votes to change Senate rules, and there are currently 53 Republicans in the upper chamber

Pelosi to Trump: “You’re not a dictator”

Igor Derysh

The House will vote on a “war powers resolution to limit the president’s military actions regarding Iran," she said

U.S. President Donald Trump (Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

Why Trump did it: All bad reasons

Heather Digby Parton

Iran killing pushed impeachment out of the headlines, showed off some hardware and impressed the Christian fanatics

The United Launch Alliance (ULA) Delta II rocket is seen as it launches with the NASA Ice, Cloud and land Elevation Satellite-2 (ICESat-2) onboard, Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018, Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. The ICESat-2 mission will measure the changing height of Earth's ice. (NASA/Bill Ingalls/Getty Images)

Satellites: sentinels of a grim future

Jon Gertner - Undark

Advanced remote-sensing satellite technology is compiling a granular record of Earth’s hardest-to-reach regions

Donald Trump (AP Photo/Salon)

Trump normalizers: You own this now

Andrew O'Hehir

Those who made their peace with Trump all made the same fatal mistake: Believing that he believed in anything

Last-minute voters arrive to cast their vote during Missouri primary voting at Johnson-Wabash Elementary School on March 15, 2016 in Ferguson, Missouri. (Michael B. Thomas/Afp Via Getty Images)

Voting wrongs

William C. Anderson - Truthout

For Black America, gaining the right to vote has never been a complete event.

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A shift away from single-family homes

Robert Parker, Rebecca Lewis - The Conversation

Cities and states are considering limits on single-family zoning, which experts say promotes sprawl and separation.

Uber/Lyft Protest (Getty/Mark Ralston)

Silicon Valley is primed for revolt

Nicole Karlis

The foundation was laid in the 2010s. Will the 2020s be defined by Tech's labor struggles?

Photo by Rocky Luten. Food stylist: Drew Aichele. Prop stylist: Brooke Deonarine. (Rocky Luten/Food52)

How to make bone broth

Coral Lee - Food52

The ultimate guide to understanding broth vs. stock, roasting vs. not, aromatics, and different cooking methods.

Cauliflower Pizza with Chèvre and Figs (Skyhorse Publishing)

Learn how to make a cauliflower pizza

Ulrika Davidsson

It’s difficult to find a more beautiful pizza!

Citrus-infused kombucha cocktail (Ashlie Stevens)

A healthy kombucha mocktail for 2020

Ashlie D. Stevens

Here's a festive, effervescent drink for dry January – but there's an alcoholic version, too

U.S. President Donald Trump and  Russian President Vladimir Putin (Ricardo Ceppi/Getty Images/ AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

Russia nervous after US attack on Iran

Matthew Rozsa

Bill Browder, a British businessman and anti-Putin activist, discusses Putin's response to Trump's attack on Iran

Better Things, Fleabag, The Good Place, and Russian Doll (FX/Netflix/Amazon/NBC)

Why existential TV is here to stay

Melanie McFarland

From "Russian Doll" to "Fleabag," the shows that made an impact in 2019 were the ones we needed most

TOPSHOT - An Iraqi protester waves the national flag during a demonstration against state corruption, failing public services, and unemployment, in the Iraqi capital Baghdad on October 5, 2019. - Renewed protests took place under live fire in Iraq's capital and the country's south Saturday as the government struggled to agree a response to days of rallies that have left nearly 100 dead. The largely spontaneous gatherings of demonstrators -- whose demands have evolved since they began on Tuesday from employment and better services to fundamental government change -- have swelled despite an internet blackout and overtures by the country's elite. Hours after a curfew in Baghdad was lifted on Saturday morning, dozens of protesters rallied around the oil ministry in the capital, facing live rounds fired in their direction, an AFP photographer said. (Photo by AHMAD AL-RUBAYE / AFP) (Photo by AHMAD AL-RUBAYE/AFP via Getty Images) (Ahmad Al-Rubaye/ Afp via Getty Images)

Iraqi parliament wants US troops gone

Matthew Rozsa

Iraq's parliament voted to evict US troops while lawmakers shouted, “No, no to America! No, no to Israel!”

Photo courtesy of The Organically Grown Company. (Shawn Linehan)

Scaling up without selling out

Virginia Gewin - Civil Eats

A groundbreaking new stewardship business model creates standards that prioritize purpose over profit

Donald Trump signs a document reinstating sanctions against Iran after announcing the US withdrawal from the Iran Nuclear deal. (Getty/Saul Loeb)

Iran is completely discarding 2015 deal

Matthew Rozsa

Trump withdrew from the Iran nuclear accord in 2018; Iran says it will not follow any of that agreement's limits

In this Wednesday, May 20, 2015 photo, contractors walk past a capacitor bank at an AEP electrical transmission substation in Westerville, Ohio. (AP Photo/John Minchillo) (AP)

A Midwestern wind battle

Sharon Zhang - Truthout

Ohio has become a hotbed for corporate-driven attacks on wind energy

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The worst t-shirt in the world?

Keith A. Spencer

A Disneyland trip devolved into a descent into right-wing t-shirt hell — the nadir of which is "Blue Lives Mickey"

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The grooming gap

Mindy Isser - In These Times

If women don’t conform to beauty expectations, they’re paid less.

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Trump threatens Iranian culture sites

Matthew Rozsa

Javad Zarif, Iran's foreign minister, tweeted it would be "a big(ly) 'no no'" if Trump attacked Iran culture sites

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Evidence-based medicine & Peter Gøtzsche

Daniel Kolitz - Undark

The Danish physician was a celebrity in the world of statistical analysis, but some say his views went too far

US President Donald Trump and Revolutionary Guard Gen. Qassem Soleimani (AP Photo/ Evan Vucci/Office of the Iranian Supreme Leader)

Iran will retaliate over assassination

Matthew Rozsa

Maj. Gen. Hossein Dehghan, an adviser to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, says Iran will strike US "military sites"

The Ghost Bride, AJ & The Queen, and BoJack Horseman (Netflix)

What's new on Netflix in January

Ashlie D. Stevens

Start off the new year with a calorie-free binges of cheerleaders, vampires, dead husbands, and fashion competition

The scientist Elizabeth Rona in about 1925 at the Radium Institute in Vienna. Through her work, the world would learn how radioactivity could be used as a clock in studying the earth’s history, informing the modern practice of geochronology. (Hans Pettersson Archive/Gothenburg University Library/New York Times)

How Elizabeth Rona changed science

Brittney Borowiec - Massive Science

She survived world wars, anti-Semitism, and decades of exposure to pioneer radiochemistry

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