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Don’t just throw tax breaks at business: Trump should incentivize smart infrastructure
Angelo Young
Trump's infrastructure plan should do more than dish out tax credits — modernizing must be on the agenda
WATCH: Tucker Carlson calls Bill Nye a science “popularizer,” says he “does a disservice to science”
Taylor Link
The interview, supposedly about climate change, quickly went off the rails
More guns, less butter: Trump’s EPA, school lunches to see cuts, while defense spending will rise
Matthew Rozsa
Trump plans to slash the social safety net while pushing the defense budget more
WATCH: Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse on the enormous potential corruption of Trump’s “Swamp Cabinet”
Some Democrats felt optimistic about Trump's "disruptive" rhetoric, Rhode Island senator says. Not so much now
Donald Trump tells a lot of lies — but he’s just building on a long Republican tradition
Amanda Marcotte
Anti-choicers, creationists and climate-change denialists honed the lie-all-the-time strategy. Trump perfected it
Trump on the mind at the Oscars in jokes, protest
David Bauder
Oscar host Jimmy Kimmel joked about President Trump, but Trump didn't take the bait on Twitter
Total resistance or selective engagement? Economist Gerald Epstein on how progressives should counter Trumponomics
Paul Rosenberg
Fascism, crony capitalism or Reaganomics reborn? Progressive economist says Trump blends them all in a toxic stew
American history: Fake news that never goes away — and empowered the Trumpian insurrection
Andrew Burstein, Nancy Isenberg
Only if we face the painful lies we tell ourselves about the past can we hope to overcome what's happening now
Constitutional collapse: Why we could be on the verge of a democratic apocalypse
Les Leopold
If Republicans gain full control, they have the power to amend the Constitution into their own authoritarian image
WATCH: Bill Maher tells the media that it’s time to earn the public’s respect
Jeremy Binckes
Maher has a rule for the media: It's time to press back
Beware the Trump brain rot: The cognitive effects of this administration’s actions could be disastrous
Sophia A. McClennen
Democracy isn't all that's at risk under Trump's agenda. There's a 5-point attack happening on our nation's minds
The future will be battery-powered: Inside the high-stakes race to build a better energy storage device
Amelia Urry
It’s all part of a brand new space race — if less flashy than, you know, outer space
WATCH: Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse on the “corporate science denial” machine that has corrupted politics
In a Salon Talks interview, the Rhode Island Democrat discusses the deep-pockets corporate attack on government
Alt-right is a left-wing plot, say some conservatives — but they can’t run from it forever
Matthew Sheffield
Right-wingers at CPAC perform mental gymnastics to elude or ignore the rising toxic influence of the alt-right
How the “guerrilla archivists” saved history – and are doing it again under Trump
Morgan Currie, Britt S. Paris
Ordinary people smuggled, copied or collected materials in the fear that ideas might be lost
Steve Bannon says Trump’s Cabinet of billionaires has been “selected for a reason . . . deconstruction”
Matthew Rozsa
Bannon confirmed that Trump's Cabinet appointments aren't there to govern. They're there to destroy
Red, rural America acts on climate change – without calling it climate change
Rebecca J. Romsdahl
Small town strategies can provide insights into how to make progress on climate policy with Trump in office
Oscars 2017: How to piss off Trump and influence people
Max Cea
Will winners use their Oscar acceptance speech to the great political ends?
Scott Pruitt’s first EPA address: “We can be both pro-energy and jobs and pro-environment”
Rachel Leah
The highly controversial EPA director offered vague plans for the future
Will blazing a low-carbon path pay off for California?
Matthew Kahn
California Governor Jerry Brown said the state will not waver from its decade-long push to fight climate change
How is rapid warming in the Arctic affecting animals adapted to cold? Scientists track muskoxen to find out
Joel Berger
A wildlife biologist is using many techniques to find out how animals adapt to the cold
When laughing matters: Late-night comedy gets serious in an absurdist era of governance
Melanie McFarland
UPDATED: Salon talks to writers from "Late Night with Seth Meyers," "The Daily Show" and "Full Frontal"
Are fossil fuel companies telling investors enough about the risks of climate change? Probably not, but it’s complicated
Paul Griffin, Amy Myers Jaffe
Trump could reverse a recent push to require oil companies to disclose more information about climate change risks
Growing change: Homegrown food is one safety net in a less stable world for Native Americans
Amy McDermott
Indigenous peoples are already central in the fights for clean water and against global warming — food may be next
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