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With the safety of abortion at stake, the Supreme Court could rule against science
Sarah CM Roberts
An upcoming ruling could give state lawmakers a green light to ignore science for the sake of ideology
Home of the brave? Coronavirus epidemic reveals America’s fundamental weakness
David Masciotra
Despite America's national mythology, this crisis has revealed a weak, divided and totally unprepared nation
Who wants a political revolution? Not major media commentators, at least
Julie Hollar
Media assures us that Biden's victory means the voters are "centrist." Actual data offers a different picture
Right-wing pundits’ shameless pivot: It was a “hoax,” but now it’s an “emergency”
Amanda Marcotte
After weeks of minimizing coronavirus, now conservatives are trying to blame Democrats for the pandemic
Even in the Age of Trump, facts matter
Sidney Shapiro
Contrary to the administration’s claims, the evidence in support of strong environmental regulation is mounting.
“The Hunt” has a MAGA agenda: Trump supporters desperately wish they were actually persecuted
Matthew Rozsa
Craig Zobel's horror flick is a fantasy for the conservatives who want to believe they are victims, not victimizers
The one-choice election
Chris Hedges
The oligarchs, with Trump or Biden, will win again. We will lose.
Political wizard David Plouffe: Trump’s got time and money — that “should scare us all”
Andrew O'Hehir
Barack Obama's 2008 campaign manager on the challenges Joe Biden and the Democrats must overcome to beat Trump
The oil shock of 2020 appears to be here — and the pain could be wide and deep
Scott L. Montgomery
Has the world entered an era of ultra-low prices?
A disastrous week that may define — or doom — Donald Trump’s presidency
Heather Digby Parton
A botched Oval Office speech, a Wall Street collapse — and an epidemic that has already reached the White House
Our political future is in millennial hands — even if it feels like boomers will never retire
Amanda Marcotte
In "The Ones We've Been Waiting For," Charlotte Alter profiles the crop of young leaders that herald real change
Will oil tycoon who donated $500,000 to Trump’s re-election effort receive federal aid?
Igor Derysh
Harold Hamm is a Trump adviser who owns Continental Resources, a company which just lost half of its market value
Political savant Rachel Bitecofer: Democrats face “major disadvantage” going with Biden
Chauncey DeVega
Rachel Bitecofer forecast the "blue wave." She says turnout favors the Democrats — but their messaging is awful
Lessons for governors facing the coronavirus: How to lead in a time of crisis
Bob Hennelly
Before he became a Trump sycophant, Chris Christie offered an honorable example in the wake of Hurricane Sandy
Bernie Sanders vows to challenge Joe Biden on key issues at debate after rejecting calls to drop out
Igor Derysh
Trailing in the delegate count, the senator insists that his progressive movement has won "the ideological debate"
Political journalists are eager to kick Bernie Sanders on his way out the door
Dan Froomkin
Bernie's not imagining it: He makes political reporters personally uncomfortable, and they hate him for it
On the most important issue of all, Bernie Sanders is the clear winner over Joe Biden
Nicole Karlis
Only Sen. Sanders comprehends the grave threat posed by the climate crisis
National emergency declarations raise hard questions about presidential power amid coronavirus scare
Daniel Farber
Declaring an issue is a national emergency lets presidents act quickly and with few constraints
Joe Biden makes a pitch for unity following his dominant mini-Super Tuesday performance
Igor Derysh
Biden is projected to extend his lead from Super Tuesday thanks to overwhelming support from black and older voters
Coronavirus panic: Media blends elements of “yellow peril” and Red Scare
Joshua Cho
Racism, sensationalism and anti-China propaganda have permeated media coverage of the coronavirus outbreak
Spring is arriving earlier across the U.S., and that’s not always good news
Theresa Crimmins
Climate change has advanced the arrival of spring by as much as several weeks in some parts of the U.S.
How this youth climate activist is turning up the pressure on fossil fuel industries
Lauren Schiller
Inflection Point talks to Isha Clarke, a 16-year-old working to get the Green New Deal passed
Will the dispute over Israel damage Bernie Sanders? No — he’s got bigger problems
Matthew Rozsa
It's true that Bernie Sanders runs behind Joe Biden among Jewish voters — but the difference is very slight
Why humanity should look to its roots as we revillage our towns and cities
April M. Short
The movement to revillage our modern world seeks to combat mental illness, housing and climate disasters
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