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Florida Republicans want to stop rising seas — not climate change
Zoya Teirstein
And neither political party in the state has made any real effort to confront the reality of managed retreat
Small farmers are struggling after the Texas big freeze
Andy Hirschfeld
Small, diversified farmers are bearing the brunt of a lack of state support
A new book asks whether capitalism is compatible with public health. (The answer is no)
Matthew Rozsa
Dr. Nicholas Freudenberg says capitalism isn't designed to keep our societies healthy
A short history of the filibuster: Rarely a tool for good — and never a tool of democracy
Matthew Rozsa
The filibuster is not some sacred institution and isn't in the Constitution — it's a dumb, anti-democratic mistake
The party of no? Not as much as you might think: GOP is mostly OK with Biden’s picks
Ramsey Touchberry
Beyond the Sedition Caucus — Cruz, Hawley, Cotton, et al. — Senate Republicans may be hedging bets on the future
Biden’s COVID stimulus is the biggest economic relief yet. Here’s what that means for you
Matthew Rozsa
Biden's new COVID stimulus bill includes $1,400 checks, increased COBRA payments and a new child tax credit
Anne Lamott on coping with “existential exhaustion,” from the healing power of Target to forgiveness
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"It's devastating to be here on earth," the author acknowledged and outlined ways to keep going despite it all
Oil companies want you to think they’re feminist. It’s BS
Alexandria Herr
Symbolic gestures of corporate solidarity are nothing new for the oil and gas industry
“Frightening” new data shows humanity has degraded or destroyed two-thirds of world’s rainforest
Jessica Corbett
"We need to stop destroying forests and other nature, for the sake of our health, biodiversity, and climate"
Why you don’t own the right to recline in your airplane seat
Michael Heller, James Salzman
Who "owns" the space behind your airplane seat? The airlines don't want you to know
Psychologist Joshua Coleman: How to contend with estranged family members
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The author of "Rules of Estrangement" on why adults break up with their parents
From Operation Varsity Blues to Michelle Obama’s puppet show, here’s what’s new on Netflix in March
Manuela Lopez Restrepo
While we're all waiting for our vaccines, why not watch a murder show or take a hit of "Weeds" before it's gone?
Mississippi is lifting COVID restrictions while thousands of residents can’t even wash their hands
Adam Mahoney
Texas’ experience of last month’s winter storm may have grabbed headlines, but its neighbors fared just as badly
Sen. Ron Johnson, worth $40 million, derided as “face of the opposition” to COVID relief
Ramsey Touchberry
Wisconsin's science-denier and Trump superfan is now forcing pointless delay in final vote on COVID relief package
More money for the Pentagon in the pandemic moment?
Mandy Smithberger
Focusing on the wrong threats, including a new Cold War with China, is the last thing we can afford now
Can cult studies offer help with QAnon? The science is thin
Michael Schulson
Families have become divided over online political conspiracy theories, but the science on “brainwashing” is weak
Will regenerative agriculture change how we grocery shop?
Bridget Shirvell
Learn the history behind the bountiful buzzword making its way onto food labels
Welcome to the age of social murder: The elites will try to mollify us, but do nothing to stop it
Chris Hedges
Global elites understand the science behind this pandemic, and the coming climate catastrophe. They just don't care
The Supreme Court may be set to gut voting rights — but Democrats can still stop them
Amanda Marcotte
The GOP-dominated SCOTUS longs to end the Voting Rights Act. Democrats can save it by nuking the filibuster
Tucker Carlson worries about falling sperm counts on Fox News — then Jimmy Kimmel offers to help
Sarah K Burris
"Of all the sperm in his father's sac, I can't believe he was the fastest one," Kimmel says
Why America needs new infrastructure to survive
Tom Conway
Without a bold rebuilding campaign, Americans will continue to risk their well-beings as the nation collapses
Memo from Texas: Without big, bold progressive leadership, we die
Tory Gavito
Republican governance has failed my home state in dramatic fashion. Now Joe Biden and the Democrats must step up
Joe Biden needs to emulate FDR and LBJ — but so far, he’s not even close
Matthew Rozsa
Like the two legendary liberal presidents, Biden faces massive, historic challenges. Is he up to the task?
Who made Joe Manchin “The Decider”? West Virginia’s centrist senator has way too much clout
Terry H. Schwadron
When every Senate vote counts, West Virginia's so-called "mainstream" Democrat might as well be a Republican
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