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“It’s like Keystone XL times 100”: The creator of the award-winning doc “Gasland” on what it will take to build a climate change movement that’s up to the challenge
Reynard Loki
Josh Fox talks fracking, the impact of COP21, and the stories of hope he uncovered in his new film
“They see themselves as heroes. Instead people are saying they’re manipulating American politics”: Jane Mayer on the method behind the Koch brothers’ brilliant madness
David Daley
Jane Mayer, author of "Dark Money," tells Salon how billionaires funded the radical right, remade American politics
David Axelrod explains the real appeal of Donald Trump: He is the antithesis of Obama
Sophia Tesfaye
Voters want "the candidate who has the personal qualities the public finds lacking in the departing executive"
5 reasons Ted Cruz is even more dangerous than Donald Trump
Robert Reich
Both men are dangerous, but a Cruz presidency would set America back decades, warns the former secretary of labor
Fear and loafing on the campaign trail: Showtime’s “The Circus” cops out with cynical pundit porn
Steve Almond
Watching the show made me ache for the kind of candid, outraged political reportage that doesn’t exist anymore
Our real Sarah Palin nightmare: We debate sideshows and phony problems — while this very real threat looms undiscussed
Émile P. Torres
While we waste time debating whether science is real, a terrifying biodiversity loss continues under our noses
Toxic gun culture at work: “13 Hours” theater shooting accident a sobering sign of our concealed-carry times
Mary Elizabeth Williams
At Washington screening of Michael Bay's Benghazi film, a man appearing drunk allegedly "fumbled with a gun"
Hillary must look in mirror: Clinton’s in complete denial by bizarrely labeling Bernie as part of the establishment
Sean Illing
Knock on Sanders is baffling as there isn't another Dem who more fully represents the establishment than Hillary
Palin wasn’t “drunk” and her Trump speech wasn’t “stupid”: She’s playing right into the heart of twisted Republican politics
Amanda Marcotte
Palin's impressionistic pro-Trump speech shows how Republicans are getting past the "problem" of logic or evidence
The Bernie-Hillary death match is here: Why the Democratic primary is going to get very ugly
Bob Cesca
Sanders is giving Clinton a run for her money in Iowa and New Hampshire, and now the gloves are coming off
This global wealth study will make you weep: The most disturbing findings from Oxfam’s latest report
Steven Rosenfeld
The world's richest 62 billionaires have as much wealth as the poorest 3.6 billion. But wait, it gets so much worse
Bill McKibben: The fossil fuel industry is leading its own zombie apocalypse
Bill McKibben
No matter how many head shots it takes, it simply refuses to die. Big Oil could take the entire planet down with it
Where has this Barack Obama been? If Obama had governed like this in 2009, he’d be a transformational, historic president
Rick Perlstein
He sought common ground and to get past red states and blue states for too long. Free of that, look at the progress
America’s hangover from hope: A look back at the historical state of the Obama presidency
Conor Lynch
After his final State of the Union, Obama's legacy is becoming clear. Some lessons for Bernie Sanders supporters
MLK was a disruptor: How Black Lives Matter carries on Martin Luther King’s legacy of effective activism
Mark Engler, Paul Engler
Like Black Lives Matter activists today, King's methods were widely criticized — even when they worked
I’m dependent on narcotics; that doesn’t mean I’m an addict.
Ellen Painter Dollar
As a person who relies on pain medication to get by, I'm forced to feel shame every time I step inside a pharmacy.
This is how science lost God: Atheism, evolution and the long road to Richard Dawkins’ latest Twitter controversy
Bill Mesler, H. James Cleaves II
The roots of today's battles over atheism, science, religion and climate change actually date back centuries
This is Donald Trump’s biggest fiction — and the engine of his insane rage machine
Paul Rosenberg
Donald Trump's march to the GOP nomination has been fueled by misplaced white anger. Time to call it what it is
“The Big Short’s” shortcomings: The real culprits in the financial meltdown never paid for their crimes, but still, it’s not all gloom and doom
Peter Dreier
The movie focused on the few who had the foresight to see impending crisis--but that was only part of the story
A total embarrassment: 3 takeaways from a GOP debate that brushed rock bottom in American politics
Elias Isquith
There is no single word in the English language capable of describing the embarrassing display the GOP just put on
Another reason Hillary should be nervous: Bernie’s backing by MoveOn.org proves she’s lost young progressives
Sean Illing
Bernie's endorsement by MoveOn.org shows just how lukewarm liberals are about the prospect of a Clinton nomination
There will be chaos: Big Oil’s collapse and the birth of a new world order
Michael Klare
Barrel prices have completely cratered. With alternative energies on the rise, geopolitics may never be the same
Chris Rock’s Oscar night is coming: Let’s hope he tells the Academy exactly what he thinks
Scott Timberg
This year's ceremony could be very interesting if this year's host tackles the Academy's glaring diversity problem
Terrorism is Americans’ No. 1 concern. We have bigger problems
Denise Fairchild
We're not as concerned with threats to the systems that meet our basic needs--water, power & food--as we should be
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