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The right’s Trump phenomenon: Why the left won’t spawn a policy-free demagogue any time soon
Sean McElwee
The causal factors that spawned Trump's rise simply can’t be replicated on the Democratic side
Last year was bad for global warming: 2015 set frenzy of climate records
Andrea Thompson
Records from the hottest global temperature measured to the largest annual increase in carbon dioxide
A gaslighting, codependent circus: The Trump train wreck is America’s dysfunctional family
Mary Elizabeth Williams
This election year has become one long, drawn-out Thanksgiving dinner with relatives who can't be reasoned with
The amazing life of Margaret Sanger, “Our Lady of Birth Control”: “I was intrigued that such a great do-gooder was also quite a bad girl in private”
Kim Kelly
Salon talks to Sabrina Jones about her new graphic novel about past and present fights for contraception
10 reasons why #DemExit is serious: Getting rid of Debbie Wasserman Schultz is not enough
Sophia A. McClennen
The DNC canned its chair, but it has done little to address the grave concerns raised by its members
Cooling measures are big and getting bigger: The global impact of air conditioning
Lucas Davis
More AC means billions of tons of increased carbon dioxide emissions into the atmosphere
Hillary Clinton accepts Democratic nomination: “We must stand up to bullies”
Associated Press
Clinton casts herself as a unifier for divided times, while warning of the perils of a Trump presidency
Chasing the third-party rainbow: Jill Stein on Sanders, the two-party system, and the “equivalent evils” of Trump and Clinton
Sean Illing
"I will not sleep at night with either of them elected," Jill Stein tells Salon about the Clinton-Trump battle
The DNC message to fed-up Republicans: Leave the dark side and join us
Heather Digby Parton
Last night focused on luring GOP moderates appalled by the RNC hatefest. The message was clear, but will it work?
Weather disasters can fuel war in volatile countries, study finds
John Upton
Nearly a quarter of deadly armed conflicts from 1980 to 2010 happened at the same time as extreme weather events
Hillary Clinton is a survivor: On the eve of her acceptance speech, take a moment to acknowledge all that she’s overcome
Gary Legum
Like Ginger Rogers, Hillary Clinton has done everything her contemporaries have, only backwards and in heels
Hillary Clinton, the killer: 5 insane theories from Alex Jones, Trump’s favorite conspiracist
Elizabeth Preza
Everything from the Clintons being murderers to the government having a "weather weapon"
Sanders delegates in Philly: There may be protests thanks to Clinton’s VP pick, but we’ll have to wait and see
Steven Rosenfeld
The vice-presidential choice, superdelegate system and the open primaries all matter
Trump’s killed the GOP: He erased covert racism from the party’s platform — by being overtly racist
Henry Fernandez
With the nomination of Trump, the 162-year-old Republican party has rewound to its pre-dog-whistle iteration
Can we escape the no-win choice of Jihad & McWorld and reclaim democracy?
Ted Morgan
American voters' options are xenophobic nationalism and corporate globalism, but they deserve something better
What’s next for the Bernie Sanders revolution? Meet the groups keeping up his fight for progressive values
Jim Hightower
The People's Summit and Brand New Congress are just two of the organizations working to build on Sanders' momentum
Addicted to fossil fuels: Renewable energy sources are becoming mainstream, but that doesn’t mean fossil fuels don’t rule
Michael T. Klare
By 2040, fossil fuels will still have a grip on a staggering 78 percent of the world energy market
Your Tim Kaine VP primer: 7 things you should know about Hillary Clinton’s running mate
Justine Morris
Lacking in name recognition, the center-left senator from Virginia is the safe pick for Clinton's VP running mate
NBA teaches North Carolina a lesson: Gov. Pat McCrory learns that bigotry has consequences
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Whining ensues when the league makes good on its threat to pull the 2017 All-Star Game over anti-LGBT law HB2
The sad truth about climate change: The Antarctic Peninsula has cooled, but warming will win
Andrea Thompson
Large fluctuations driven by the ozone hole and natural variability are halting long-term warming for now
Global warming hits close to home: Human-induced climate change is getting personal, even in America
Rev. Jim Conn
Climate change feels like too big a situation for my behavior to impact, but too critical to ignore
Diversity is making science fiction better: “We’re in a full flowering of potential” for the genre
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to Ann and Jeff VanderMeer about a massive new anthology that takes a global look at the field
Time to move on: Sanders has endorsed Clinton, but some of his backers are still pointlessly raging against reality
Sean Illing
The primaries are over — progressives now must get together and make the easy choice: Clinton or Trump?
The bright side of Brexit: Leaving the European Union could create a more just Britain
George Lakey
Brexit could help Brits regain the offensive and put social democracy back on the agenda
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