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Separating facts from “alternative facts” in the Trump era
Matthew Rozsa
The Trump administration's view on truth is tenuous at best
Today on Salon Talks: Former Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein returns
Salon Staff
Head to Salon's Facebook page at 12:30 p.m. ET to watch this special episode of Salon Talks
Red, blue states split over Trump’s “sanctuary city” order
Andrew Selsky
Threats to withhold federal funding from communities with sanctuary policies show a deep national divide
The west’s largest coal plant – and seventh biggest source of CO2 emissions in the U.S. – may close
Bobby Magill
Owners of Arizona’s Navajo Generating Station say low natural gas prices, rising costs make the plant too costly
An Earth Day protest: The March for Science is set for April 22
Brian Kahn
Scientists and science lovers are standing up for evidenced-based policy making and inclusivity
Right-wing congressman has women up in his grill — and he better get used to it
Amanda Marcotte
The 2016 elections didn't just inspire women to march but to organize, and now politicians are feeling the heat
President Trump’s former EPA transition leader wants “substantial cuts”
Matthew Rozsa
Myron Ebell wants to fire 10,000 EPA employees and reduce its budget by $4 billion
Storms preview sea-rise damage to California roads, cities
Ellen Knickmeyer
For the next three decades or so, sea rise will worsen flooding and erosion from storms
Donald Trump’s dance with the devil: Did the White House mean to wink at Holocaust deniers?
Amanda Marcotte
Historian Deborah Lipstadt wonders whether Trump's troubling statement flirts with "soft-core" Holocaust denialism
Donald Trump’s “Muslim ban” is already backfiring — and its consequences will only get worse
Émile P. Torres
Trump's ban on Muslim refugees is immoral and nonsensical — and the long-term consequences could be disastrous
A tale of two countries: Thanks to President Trump, America is now engaged in a civil war of sorts
Neal Gabler
We're now in a battle over the very concepts of reason and fact that the Enlightenment brought forth
Trump’s Muslim ban is no surprise: Our new president’s agenda is fueled by white nationalism
Chauncey DeVega
Scholars agree that Trump's inaugural address, and the Muslim ban, are infused with white nationalist ideology
These women won’t be stopped: Number of scientists advocating for equality surges to 14,000
Brian Kahn
A growing number of scientists are pushing back against the rise of the current disregard of facts in D.C.
Baby Doomers: As climate change threatens to strain resources, women are increasingly reevaluating reproductive decisions. Now, these women are angry
Diane Stopyra
People weigh parenting decisions because a child in America produces 45,000 pounds of CO2 yearly. In Ethiopia? 221
Turning resistance into power: What’s next for progressives after the Women’s March?
Paul Rosenberg
After the catharsis of the Women's March (and the backlash), progressives hope to turn that energy toward victory
State of resistance: Californians push back against President Donald Trump through art
Bill Raden
Art’s greatest power is its ability to articulate that which is literally unspeakable
How close is 1.5°C? Depends when you measure from
Andrea Thompson
A new study calculates that temperatures have warmed at least 1°C since the early 1880s
Living in a horror film: How Trump could make a deadly flesh-eating bacteria spread, again
Reynard Loki
Thanks to climate change, the occurrence of the menacing microbe, Vibrio vulnificus, is expected to rise
No one-size-fits-all solution: Food security looks very different depending on where you are sitting
Rachel Norman
The only definite is that the West needs to learn to consume — and waste — less
Our broken system won’t be fixed by radical third parties: The U.S. needs a new centrist party now
Greg Orman, Charles Wheelan
Progress requires compromise and courage, which America's tribal political climate doesn't currently reward
Donald Trump’s economic policy, and the entire pseudo-science of “supply-side,” is based on “alternative facts”
Conor Lynch
Going back to Reagan, Republican economic policies have been built on false premises. Trump just makes it obvious
What happened to Make America Coal Country Again? The West’s largest coal plant may close
Bobby Magill
West's largest coal-fired power plant may close — a symbolic blow to coal as America's chief source of electricity
9 terrible things President Trump has done in just a week
Kali Holloway, Video produced by Kevin Carlin
There are four more years of this to come
Scientists move Doomsday Clock 30 seconds closer to midnight
AP Staff
The clock is a lot closer to potential global catastrophe
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