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The end of America’s global leadership?
Simon Reich
America's role in the world may be changing — here's what that means for us
New York boardwalk shows climate adaptation costs
John Upton
Rockaway's new boardwalk cost roughly $70 million per mile
Red alert: The First Amendment is in danger
Bernard Weisberger
If anyone believes that under the First Amendment gagging the media can’t happen here, they would be wrong
On Nazis, family and the question of forgiveness: 2 novelists confront the legacies of their families
Rachel Kadish, Jessica Shattuck
One author's grandparents were Holocaust survivors; another's were Nazis. Here's what they learned from each other
Donald Trump is massively unpopular, and he’s making no effort to change that
Matthew Sheffield
Trump and GOP strategists have essentially given up trying to win a majority of voters
John Oliver breaks down everything wrong with Trump’s decision to leave Paris agreement
Charlie May
The late-night comedian debunks Trump's misleading arguments and can't believe Walmart is somehow a good guy
WATCH: Condescending and “clueless” Dems are the reason Trump rolled into the White House, says law professor
Alli Joseph
Joan C. Williams explains why the 2016 election should be a wake-up call for liberal elites
It’s time for cable news to unplug the White House press briefings
Eric Boehlert
Cable networks broadcasting every White House press briefing is a waste of everyone's time
We know for sure that bread is unhealthy — at least, for the environment
Lucy Goodchild Van Hilten
Scientists have uncovered the true cost of a loaf of bread, and the planet is paying a dear price
Crack in Antarctic ice shelf could create an iceberg the size of Delaware
Charlie May
The crack has grown 11 miles in a week as scientists keep researching how climate change is affecting Antarctica
WATCH: John Kerry says Trump negotiating new climate deal is like “O.J. Simpson saying he’s going to go out and find the real killer”
Charlie May
John Kerry bashes Trump's withdrawal from Paris agreement, and says Democrats need to focus on economic message
NOAA forecasts busy hurricane season for Atlantic
Andrea Thompson
It could be a damaging and deadly hurricane season in the U.S.
Trump’s Russia scandal is more like Iran-Contra than Watergate — which isn’t good news
Paul Rosenberg
Unfortunately, the murky, massive and muddled Reagan-era scandal is a far closer analogy to what we now face
Trump’s scandals are dangerous: Because they’re distracting us from the grave threats to human civilization
Émile P. Torres
The Russia scandal could endanger democracy — but there are far bigger issues that threaten our species' survival
Donald Trump’s Paris pullout could be another League of Nations debacle
Matthew Rozsa
Elections have consequences, and a century ago one presidential election changed the world
Scott Pruitt gets debunked by climate scientists
Emma Foehringer Merchant
Climate scientists published a study that calls Pruitt out by name
Bipartisan bill introduced to fix neighborhood floods
John Upton
Climate change is increasing flood activity around the country, and legislators have noticed
The demographics of the #resistance
Dana R. Fisher, Dawn Marie Dow, Rashawn Ray
Ninety percent of the protesters at the Women’s March on Washington voted for Hillary Clinton
The myth of Ivanka’s influence: Liberals built her up as much as “Ivanka voters” did
Erin Keane
Are we finally coming to terms with the reality that Ivanka is window dressing for the White House, nothing more?
Add nitrous oxide to the list of permafrost melt concerns
Brian Kahn
It's not just carbon: the release of nitrous oxide from once-frozen soil threatens our world
Climate change as culture war: Trump’s Paris pullout is a giant middle finger to the left
Amanda Marcotte
As Paris makes clear, right-wing attitudes on climate change are largely driven by hatred of tree-hugging liberals
Technosplit: The bifurcation of humanity
Jeremy Lent
Will social inequality soon be programmed into our DNA?
Fact-Checking Trump: Coal Mines Open, Prospects Bleak
Bobby Magill
The coal industry faces a bleak future regardless of anything Trump has planned
Superhero films are bad for democracy
Keith A. Spencer
The movie genre epitomizes the right-wing idea that we need elites to save us
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