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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez slaps down Kayleigh McEnany with a single tweet
Matthew Chapman
On Monday, during a White House briefing, Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany attempted to tie AOC to Joe Biden
The coronavirus’ next victim? Capitalism
Matthew Rozsa
The pandemic has exposed how political attacks on science are the only way to maintain the capitalist order
Hurricanes disproportionately harm communities of color. Why does TV news ignore that fact?
Emily Pontecorvo
Marginalized communities already have and will continue to suffer disproportionately from extreme weather disasters
Coffee’s robust back-up bean isn’t as resistant to climate change as once thought
Rebecca Dzombak
Farming of both Robusta and Arabica beans will have to adjust to a new climate
Australian plant species face “imminent extinction” from invasive pathogen
John R. Platt
The native guava species has nearly vanished—killed off by an invasive fungus that arrived just 10 years ago
A graduation speech for our age of collapse
Tom Engelhardt
You’re graduating not into a world but into a conundrum.
Republican elected officials are peddling a conspiracy theory that George Soros is paying protesters
Alex Samuels
In racist Facebook posts, GOP officials accused George Soros of paying protesters to "destroy" the country
Electric utilities called out for slow-walking switch from natural gas to clean renewable energy
Alexandra Tempus
Many electric utilities are continuing to plan for and invest billions in power generation from natural gas.
Robert Reich: Trump’s presidency is over
Robert Reich
Trump's response to Floyd's murder has debased the presidency and squandered whatever moral authority remained
Responding to protests, green groups reckon with their own racist past
Shannon Osaka
For the past few decades, groups have been working to overcome the racist history of the environmental movement
Trump, the politics of fear and racism: How our brains can be manipulated to tribalism
Arash Javanbakht
Tribalism is the biological loophole that many politicians have banked on for a long time
How immunity for Facebook kills Americans
Thom Hartmann
Facebook and other social media sites are providing a safe haven for killer cops and white supremacists to plot
How the credibility gap became a chasm in the age of Trump
Rebecca Gordon
And a new generation gap grew wider
To prevent pandemics, bridge the human and animal health divide
Lynne Peeples
Veterinarians, farmers, and zookeepers could help prevent another pandemic, but their expertise has been overlooked
Anti-intellectualism is back — because it never went away. And it’s killing Americans
David Masciotra
Richard Hofstadter's famous 1964 diagnosis of America has reached its apotheosis with Donald Trump and the pandemic
The coming of a social-distancing version of war
Danny Sjursen
The future of forever war, American-style
Why are we waiting for billionaires to save us?
Kate Yoder
The climate movement has a fraught relationship with billionaires.
Alberta minister says we should build pipelines now while protests are banned due to pandemic
Matthew Rozsa
"Now is a great time to be building a pipeline… you can't have protests of more than 15 people," said Sonya Savage
Microsoft’s ambitious climate goal forgets about its oil contracts
Maddie Stone
A single collaboration with ExxonMobil has the potential to inflate Microsoft's yearly carbon footprint by 21%
I have developed disease models. Here’s why COVID-19 projections can seem inconsistent
Marya Zilberberg
A complex new problem requires a more complex model than our worn intuitions about the flu
Celebrated to death: Memorial Day is killing us
Erik Edstrom
In a country besieged by the coronavirus, perhaps it’s time to come up with a new definition of patriotism
“It’s like being black in America”: “Snowpiercer” star Daveed Diggs on the Tailies with no agency
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to Diggs about the draw of his new TNT show: "Maybe it makes us feel less bad about where we are"
Why science denialism persists
Elizabeth Svoboda
Two new books explore what motivates people to reject science — and why it’s so hard to shake deep-seated beliefs.
Coronavirus is coming for wildland firefighters. They’re not ready
Zoya Teirstein
Keeping wildland firefighters safe will require a significant shift in the way the country has fought wildfires
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