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Why is science so polarizing? Blame the way we talk about it.
Kate Yoder
“Listen to the science” isn’t just a bumper sticker anymore — it’s Biden’s official White House policy
McConnell repeats the same obstructionist playbook from Obama era: Can Biden ignore the trolling?
Heather Digby Parton
Republicans are concern trolling President Biden on his promises of "unity." They should be ignored
“One more check is not enough”: Progressives push Joe Biden to do more to help working families
Igor Derysh
"We have to make the most of the opportunity," Rep. Ro Khanna, former co-chair of Bernie's campaign, tells Salon
Can we exit this dystopian train already? Alas, “Snowpiercer” & apocalyptic fare keep chugging along
Melanie McFarland
It's not the show's fault that it dropped as the world was coming apart. But that doesn't make us want to watch it
38 countries have declared a “climate emergency.” Should the U.S. be next?
Shannon Osaka
If Biden followed the example of 38 other countries, would it blaze a path to meaningful action?
The rubble of empire
Rebecca Gordon
Doctrines of disaster and dreams of security as the Biden years begin
Joe Biden outlines ambitious climate change agenda: “Environmental justice will be at the center”
Matthew Rozsa
Biden is also establishing climate change as a national security priority
Joe Biden’s first week: The President goes around Congress to fulfill campaign promises
Jon Skolnik
President Biden sets off with a flurry of executive actions
Author Rick Perlstein on the challenge ahead: “Biden knows that he is managing a dying regime”
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "Nixonland" to Joe Biden: "There is no sweet spot" that will "turn off the spigot of reactionary rage"
Democrats flipped the Senate. So why is a Green New Deal still unlikely?
Zoya Teirstein, Shannon Osaka
Can Biden accomplish his climate goals with a razor-thin majority?
What happens to the Resistance after the world’s loudest science denier leaves the White House?
Shannon Osaka, Kate Yoder
Trump's unintended legacy: a fiery climate movement
Why Biden can’t govern from the center
Robert Reich
There is no middle ground between lies and facts. There is no halfway point between civil discourse and violence
President Joe Biden has started the work — and what a massive change that is
Terry H. Schwadron
What a contrast: Our new president calls for hope, positivity, unity and truth ... no mention of "American carnage"
A historian from the future looks back: What will be most remembered of Trump’s presidency?
Matthew Rozsa
Historians will remember Trump as an aspiring dictator who failed because he was too dumb to understand COVID-19
After years of way too much Trump, White House reporters need to shift focus
Dan Froomkin
Political media must pivot from "What did the president just say?" to a focus on what's actually getting done
McConnell’s plan to derail Democrats’ takeover — and nuke the economy — is already in full swing
Amanda Marcotte
As McConnell kicks off his plan to filibuster Biden's presidency, his tool for obstruction needs to be taken away
Biden takes the reins, calls for a united front against COVID and other threats
Julie Rovner
Biden made it clear that combating the covid-19 pandemic will be his top priority
10 reasons for hope after Inauguration Day
Danny Feingold
How Joe Biden could bring much-needed change to America
President Joe Biden offers us reasons for hope, at last — but hope can be hazardous
Norman Solomon
New presidents too often "make us the dupes of our hopes." We need hope — but we need to face inequality head-on
Biden begins term with a bold immigration bill and big plans to dismantle Trump’s legacy
Jon Skolnik
President Joe Biden to issue 17 executive actions on COVID, immigration, climate change, racial justice and more
Trump is gone. Now we face the real question: Does Biden have what it takes to save us?
Amanda Marcotte
Biden's inauguration is low on fun and heavy on grim determination, but that's what a country deep in crisis needs
Cruz and Hawley became DC pariahs — but their “cynical ploy” for 2024 may have worked anyway
Igor Derysh
Polls show GOP voters support Ted Cruz by a 3-to-1 margin and Josh Hawley by a 2-to-1 margin following Capitol riot
Will 2021 be the year offshore wind power finally takes off?
Tara Lohan
An administration ready to tackle climate change may help—but it’s the years of planning that could really pay off
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