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My night in Judgement House, the church play about hell that made me a teenage born-again zealot
S.J. Stover
An evangelical theater experience like "Sleep No More" meets Dante's "Inferno," as interpreted by Franklin Graham
America’s power grid is broken. Here’s how to fix it
Matthew Rozsa
The US electrical grid is an engineering marvel that isn't being managed well nor maintained, engineers say
The Capitol assault was an act of expressive politics. A backlash is surely coming—against the left
Ted Morgan
With roots in the 1960s, this now-prominent form of protest politics has long proven futile and counterproductive
Deb Haaland isn’t as “radical” as some Republican senators think
Zoya Teirstein
For some, the opposition to Haaland’s nomination smacks of racism and a resistance to progress.
The power of self-publishing in food media
Cathy Erway
Food writers and recipe developers go rogue with newsletters, videos and more — but have we seen this story before?
Fox News is stoking anti-immigration hysteria again. Are we ready to defeat it this time?
Dan Froomkin
Mainstream media keeps getting suckered by Trump-style rhetoric on immigration. But there's a better way
An Atlantic current system that controls sea levels and heat waves is on the brink of collapse
Matthew Rozsa
If Atlantic circulation weakens too much, we will see flooded cities, heatwaves and major winter storms
What Biden could learn from Bill Clinton’s unfinished work on environmental justice
Adam Mahoney
"The boogeyman when you’re fighting systemic racism is implementation"
Elon Musk’s climate change prize is empty and worthless
Cassie Freund
Those who control vast sums of money could easily fund real changes and simply choose not to
Bernie Sanders breaks with Democrats to vote against a Joe Biden Cabinet nominee
Jon Skolnik
Sen. Sanders was just one of seven senators to object to Tom Vilsack’s confirmation as Agriculture Secretary
Fishpocalypse? One-third of freshwater fishes are threatened with extinction, study says
Matthew Rozsa
The report cited climate change as a major cause in the decline of freshwater fish species
500,000 dead Americans: One year of COVID exposes the rot of GOP ideology
Amanda Marcotte
Half a million dead and Texas in shambles — Democrats have a real chance to destroy "small government" arguments
The new “Greatest Generation” or the worst one? The 2020s will test younger Americans
Matthew Rozsa
Like the generation that led America in the 1940s, the generation of the 2020s will determine humanity's future
Power outages across the Plains: 4 questions answered about weather-driven blackouts
Michael E. Webber
The Plains states have a lot of wild weather. Why is this cold wave such a problem for utilities?
What caused the Texas disaster? Decades of Republican deregulation: “Laissez-faire run amok”
Roger Sollenberger
"There are things we could have done to prevent this," says former Democratic lieutenant governor. "But we didn't"
The Texas blackouts show that even the weather is polarized now
Shannon Osaka
Every storm, fire, or heat wave has become a political sparring match
Texas disaster exposes what happens when Republicans replace governance with trolling
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans have mastered the art of breaking government and telling voters it's because government can't work
The crisis in Texas underscores the deadly risks when the grid goes down
Emily Pontecorvo
How to make the grid — and communities — more resilient to extreme weather
Oil companies don’t want to be known for oil anymore
Emily Pontecorvo
Oil companies have been trying to rebrand themselves as cleaner and greener for years
Cuomo and Newsom symbolize corporate Democrat rot — and the need for progressive populism
Norman Solomon
The nation's two most powerful Democratic governors no longer look so golden. But they're not the real problem
Why America’s power grids will keep failing us
Nicole Karlis
"They're not adaptive or flexible, and that is really causing a lot of the problems," one expert said
GOP response to the Texas winter storms steals directly from Trump’s sadistic COVID-19 playbook
Amanda Marcotte
Texas Republicans try to troll their way through a disaster
Texas Republicans mocked California for blackouts. Now their tweets are coming back to haunt them
Jon Skolnik
It was fine when it was just dunking on the libs in California
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