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Bernie Sanders must bring it: Between GOP obfuscation and Hillary’s evasions, someone needs to be serious
Bill Curry
The GOP is a clown show. Hillary won't talk TPP for a reason. Bernie Sanders is our last hope for real debate
Meet the marsupial that doinks itself to death
Joanna Rothkopf
"Sometimes they're stumbling around blind and still trying to mate"
Bruce Bartlett is right: Fox News is wrecking the Republican Party
Eric Boehlert
Republicans are getting their talking points from Rupert Murdoch, and it may end up costing them the 2016 elections
Salon’s presidential death match: Democrats and the living wage edition
Katie McDonough
The center has moved on the minimum wage -- but some candidates are backing more robust proposals than others
Robert Reich: Texas officials are a disaster in their own right
Robert Reich
The former secretary of labor on the glaring hypocrisy of the Lone Star state's request for emergency relief funds
Unchecked global warming could cause the greatest ocean shake-up in 3 million years
Lindsay Abrams
The oceans could be unrecognizable by the end of this century, a new study warns
Lindsey Graham is the best GOP contender on climate change. That isn’t saying much.
Lindsay Abrams
The South Carolina Republican (usually) acknowledges the scientific reality of climate change
Bernie Sanders isn’t the problem: Insane NYT op-ed gets the Democratic Party entirely wrong
Conor Lynch
Echoing a right-wing talking point, an NYT op-ed ignores history and says the Dems have gone too far left
The 10 most memorable celebrity commencement speeches of 2015
Anna Silman
The speakers had plenty of inspiration to impart, from "be the Left Shark" to "Bill Nye believes in you"
The American’s dilemma: Jane Addams, Barack Obama & the urge to help others
Erik Schneiderhan
In Chicago, both Addams and Obama struggled to balance conflicting demands of individualism & community assistance
Walk the Moon: It’s hard to believe we’re still having this conversation about equality
The Weekly Feed
The indie rock band on their newfound success, the LGBTQ community and how best to address climate change
Why Bill Nye really pissed off the Ted Cruz right: It’s no longer possible to avoid talking about climate change
Lindsay Abrams
Not talking about how climate change plays into Texas' floods is tantamount to denial
GOP’s cynical coal rhetoric: Empty promises about a dirty fuel’s nonexistent future
Simon Maloy
Ending Obama's "War on Coal" won't save the coal industry, despite what Rick Santorum and other Republicans say
Exxon CEO ridicules green energy: “We choose not to lose money on purpose”
Lindsay Abrams
Big Oil is not interested in being part of the solution
Rock amid the rubble: California crumbles in ludicrous “San Andreas,” but Dwayne Johnson, of course, saves the day
Andrew O'Hehir
The star's studly good cheer nearly rescues an old-school disaster flick, but total destruction is the real draw
Here is how the media should handle climate deniers
Joanna Rothkopf
BBC's Katty Kay shut down former FEMA director Joe Allbaugh
Obama’s storm warning: Climate change will make hurricanes more powerful and destructive
Lindsay Abrams
The president emphasized the need for preparedness while defending his decision to allow Arctic drilling
GOP trolls set a dangerous trap for Dems: Why zombie centrism would doom the party
Joan Walsh
A dumb argument that Obama has dragged his party too far left would be laughable -- except some Dems believe it too
Elon Musk will not save us: Why libertarians waiting for a superman are wasting everyone’s time
Elias Isquith
Conservatives arguing that Silicon Valley will save us from climate change are playing ideological make believe
Bill Nye says climate change a factor in Texas floods — so of course conservatives had a huge meltdown about it
Joanna Rothkopf
"They are so predictable"
Republicans think life begins at conception and ends at birth: How “pro-life” conservatives continue to de-value life
Katie McDonough
While GOPers in Nebraska turn against the death penalty, the national GOP remains mired in "pro-life" hypocrisy
Climate school hits home: Why warming’s impacts will be so much worse than deniers believe
Lindsay Abrams
The consequences of a warming planet are too terrifying to ignore or deny
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