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Remember when the internet was supposed to be transparent and democratic? There’s still hope
Paul Rosenberg
Scholar Philipp Lorenz-Spreen says Wikipedia offers hope: We can save the internet from clutter, lies and garbage
Rupert Murdoch’s son and daughter-in-law drop more than $2 million to help elect Biden and Democrats
Igor Derysh
The couple each gave $615,000 to the Biden Victory Fund — and another $1 million to help Democrats in Senate races
Joe Biden unveils an ambitious climate plan — and it signals a major global shift
Carl Pope
Biden's dramatic climate pivot follows an extraordinary six weeks of global decisions: The world is changing fast
In an upset to Big Pharma, the most promising coronavirus vaccine comes from the public sector
Matthew Rozsa
The pharmaceutical industry is salivating over the prospect of a coronavirus vaccine. Oxford may beat them to it
10 reasons why defunding police should lead to defunding America’s war machine
Medea Benjamin, Zoltán Grossman
Black and brown lives matter on a global scale — and white supremacy drives the bloated, destructive U.S. military
Trump is trying to do to Anthony Fauci what the right did to Al Gore — but it’s not working
Amanda Marcotte
Gaslighting folks on climate change was easy, because it's slow-moving — but the coronavirus is here and now
Julian Zelizer on the rise and fall of Newt Gingrich: The man who was Trump before Trump
Dean Obeidallah
Princeton historian on the firebrand who remade the Republican Party — and paved the way for the rise of Trump
Meet Alex Morse, the gay progressive mayor taking on a 30-year Democratic incumbent
Roger Sollenberger
Rep. Richard Neal is the top recipient of corporate dollars in Congress. Here's the guy who hopes to take him down
Seafood’s antibiotic crisis: Fish farming is creating an animal welfare disaster
Lauren Sara McKee
Aquaculture, like agriculture, has an antibiotic problem
The plan meant to unite Biden and Bernie voters on climate is finally here
Emily Pontecorvo
An intra-party task force on climate could bring Democratic voters together
Sink or swim: Miami’s perilous future facing climate change
Tara Lohan
Miami is on the front lines of the U.S. climate crisis.
The case for firefighting goats
Dawn Starin
Goats can eat overgrown land, reducing the probability of fires. But their introduction has stoked controversy
Statues versus protesters: Trump and the GOP favor the dead over the living
David Masciotra
Donald Trump's "base" isn't even living Americans. It's a morbid mythology of the past, and meaningless monuments
Mike Davis on the global crisis: “This moment is not a tunnel with a bright light at the end”
Chauncey DeVega
Author and activist on Trump, the pandemic and the crisis of capitalism: "The lives of several billion are at risk"
Martha McSally: Women in the military get pregnant to “skirt” deployment
Roger Sollenberger
"You know, go work at Walmart if you want to do that," said Martha McSally in a 2007 lecture at Duke University
Science-denying GOP candidate flew on private jet, then trashed climate activists over jets
Igor Derysh
Trump-backed N.H. Senate candidate Corky Messner says he's a "conservative conservationist," denies climate science
Judge rules that Dakota Access Pipeline must be shut down and emptied
Matthew Rozsa
Surprisingly, the controversial pipeline's shutdown came about due to the Army Corps of Engineers' own legal error
Climate-change denial and the coronavirus “hoax” are the same conspiracy theory
Amanda Marcotte
Coronavirus denialism is built on the same template conservatives have used to deny climate change for decades
Bizarre “pink snow” in the Alps is actually a bad omen for Earth
Matthew Rozsa
The Alps' surprising salmon-tinted landscape is dismal news for Earth. Here's why
Author Max Brooks on America’s poor pandemic response and why Donald Trump is “a homicidal buffoon”
Chauncey DeVega
The "Devolution" author spoke to Salon about how ill-equipped privileged people are for dealing with disasters
Susan Collins trails Democratic challenger after approval rating plummets by 31 points under Trump
Igor Derysh
Collins had a 67% approval rating when Trump first took office back in 2017. It has collapsed to just 36% today
BP and Shell will keep (some of) it in the ground
Emily Pontecorvo
Both companies admitted their products are worth less after the pandemic desolated the oil industry.
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