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Playing for green: A new wave of VR eco-games aims to save the planet
Diane Stopyra
More than 150 million Americans are gamers. Now imagine if the video games actually cleaned up the environment
Donald Trump’s real goal for 2016: Trying to beat Fox News
Sophia A. McClennen
With his appeals to the alt-right, Trump is upping the ante to usurp the conservative media throne from Fox News
A revolution delayed: Young people trend left, but stay home on Election Day
Sean McElwee
Even Republican millennials are less conservative than older GOPers, who maintain majorities in both houses
WATCH: Seth Meyers unloads on climate change deniers
Brendan Gauthier
"Eight events have happened in the last year that are supposed to happen only once in 500 years," Meyers said
The GOP’s war with itself: Rumors spread of a brewing coup against Paul Ryan — but that’s only the beginning
Gary Legum
Rumors of an anti-Ryan coup roil the Beltway, but the real story is a long war between moderates and the far right
The architect of Brexit has joined Trump on the campaign trail. Don’t pay him any attention, America
Brogan Morris
Farage wants American voters to think Brexit is a reason to cast their own radical vote for Trump in November
Is blue the new green? Wave power could revolutionize the renewable-energy game
Diane Stopyra
There's enough wave energy in the oceans to power the world, and scientists are finally close to harnessing it.
The year of dark magical thinking: Unskewed reality, Hillary’s health and the rise of the alt-right
Andrew O'Hehir
How Karl Rove's 2012 Fox News humiliation unleashed Trump, Breitbart and the demons of the alt-right
Should environmentalists worry about Hillary Clinton’s transition team chief?
Emily Schwartz Greco
Or are they making too much of former Interior Secretary Ken Salazar's overtures to oil and gas producers?
The kids are (going to be) all right: Our special snowflakes are leaving home — to make the world better
Annabelle Gurwitch
My son's leaving for college and I'm having empty-nest panic but his generation gives me hope for the future
Biofuels might be worse for climate than gasoline, study finds
John Upton
Powering a vehicle with ethanol made from corn would have caused more carbon pollution than using gasoline
Subtle sexism: 7 of the less-noted but still very problematic attacks on Hillary Clinton
Greta Christina
It goes much deeper than the comments on her voice, clothing and hair
When fiction becomes reality: How Dostoevsky predicted Trump’s America
Ani Kokobobo
Trump’s presidential campaign calls to mind Dostoevsky’s most political novel, “Demons"
Republicans’ “voter fraud” false flag: Voter ID laws offer imaginary solutions to imaginary problems
Bob Cesca
Recent Gallup poll finds a majority of Americans consider "statistically nonexistent" voter fraud a real problem
In praise of Olympians having fun: They’re called “games” for a reason
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Twin German marathon competitors spark controversy over hand-holding finish — but their visible joy is compelling
Interrupting Trump’s strut is only a start: Journalists shouldn’t normalize the GOP candidate
Todd Gitlin
Can we now get serious, journalists, about what’s at stake in American politics?
Bros in the heart of darkness: Jonah Hill and Miles Teller’s “War Dogs” is a scathing indictment of Dick Cheney’s America
Andrew O'Hehir
"Hangover" director Todd Phillips' amateur arms dealer morality fable is "The Big Short" for Bush's war era
BLM platform blasts “U.S. empire,” militarization, war on terror, AFRICOM
Ben Norton
The Movement for Black Lives platform makes subversive anti-imperialist demands and calls for global solidarity
Better than reality television: The 2016 election is proving to be the greatest show on Earth
Tom Engelhardt
How billions of words, tweets, insults and polls blot out reality in the 2016 election
No “get out of jail free” card: Is the fight to end mass incarceration wasting away in Washington?
James Kilgore
Throughout 2015, our over-reliance on imprisonment drew a constant spotlight, but the issue is no longer a priority
Hopelessly divided? Think again: Republicans, Democrats aren’t that different when it comes to big-picture issues
Frances Moore Lappé, Guilio Caperchi
Instead of lamenting our divisions, let’s celebrate what we agree on and find candidates who care
Groups tied to the Koch brothers lied to the IRS — and they’re paying for it
Alex Kotch
Three Koch-backed groups operated so far outside the law that even the neutered FEC had no choice but to act
Don’t worry, Berniecrats: The populist insurgency is ratcheting up
Jim Hightower
Sanders didn't win the White House, but he did help build a progressive-populist movement that will outlive 2016
This is not a moment, it’s a movement: More at stake for Sanders supporters than merely the 2016 election
Conor Lynch
Defeating Trump in November is imperative, but so is maintaining a popular movement long after the votes are cast
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