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The internet has become captured by the right. The Gravel Institute is trying to take it back
Matthew Rozsa
PragerU and similar right-wing hubs have weaponized YouTube. A grassroots group is trying to fix that
Congress can wait: How Biden can reshape our future with executive action
Paul Rosenberg
Congressional deadlock doesn't have to mean total paralysis. Biden can change America without passing new laws
Forget about “moving on” from Trump — the nation can’t heal without accountability
Amanda Marcotte
Forgiveness and unity? There can be no forgiveness without apology, and no unity without genuine accountability
Cleaning up Trump’s mess: The job begins Day One. Biden is ready
Lucian K. Truscott IV
That bad taste is already starting to fade, isn't it? Biden can deal with some of the worst stuff right away
Biden’s appointment of John Kerry signals how the new administration will handle the climate crisis
Shannon Osaka
By choosing Kerry, Biden has made it clear that climate will be at the forefront of international relations
This Thanksgiving holiday, we “celebrate” America’s departure from reality
David Masciotra
Donald Trump's delusions and conspiracy theories are only one aspect of a distinctive American bias against reality
Don’t just laugh at “Hillbilly Elegy” — its damaging myths still need to be countered
Alison Stine
J.D. Vance's memoir and the movie perpetuate dangerous stereotypes about Appalachia, poverty, women and addiction
Presto Chango: How flood map revisions allow building in risky areas
Alexandra Tempus
Developers regularly use flood map changes to build in areas vulnerable to flooding
Biden rushes in where Clinton failed to tread
John Feffer
There's no returning to normal after Trump
Grappling with a divided nation
Liz Theoharis
The new politics of the poor in Joe Biden’s (and Mitch McConnell’s) USA
Georgia runoffs: How you can help flip the Senate
Robert Reich
Robert Reich on what you need to know about the Republicans defending their seats
Trump gutted environmental protections. How quickly can Biden restore them?
Shannon Osaka, Nathanael Johnson
Here’s what the president-elect could do to reverse his predecessor's anti-regulatory rampage
What lies ahead: After the damage of the Trump era, can America avoid disaster?
Paul Rosenberg
Historian Jack Goldstone saw all this coming, 30 years ago: He says America's failure is pushing us "off the cliff"
A Washington echo chamber for a new Cold War
Cassandra Stimpson, Holly Zhang
War: what is it good for? In Washington’s world of think tanks, the answer is: the bottom line
Plaintiffs in Trump’s lawsuits embrace conspiracy theories — one has even violated election laws
Roger Sollenberger
One of the plaintiffs was once accused of election fraud and fined for multiple violations of campaign laws
Corporate capital and Trump’s coup: Will business elites take a stand?
Jim Sleeper
Trump's war on democracy is clearly bad for business — but the leaders of corporate America helped create this mess
Enough with “both sides”! Faux-neutral journalism is no way to fight the truth-deniers
Dan Froomkin
With Trump defeated, journalists can't just retreat back to "objectivity" — not with America's future at stake
Corporate Democrats are to blame for the party’s losses — so naturally they’re blaming the left
Norman Solomon
Democratic "moderates" are looking for a scapegoat after falling short. Rep. Rashida Tlaib isn't having it
These freshman House Republicans might actually care about climate change
Zoya Teirstein
Republicans made gains in Congress. But it’s not all bad news for future climate legislation
A convergence of calamities
Nick Turse
Record numbers of war-displaced to be dwarfed by those driven from their homes by climate change
Youth activists will push for climate action — even with a divided Congress
Zoya Teirstein
Young climate activists say they’re not deterred by the congressional layout
In a looking-glass world: Our work is just beginning
Rebecca Gordon
After four years of running in place, November 2016 seems like a lifetime ago
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