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The Senate parliamentarian could block some of Trump’s agenda — and be a scapegoat for Republicans
Russell Payne
Senate Majority Leader John Thune says he'll follow the parliamentarian's rulings, but he'll be pressured not to
Why Justin Trudeau resigned and what that means for Canada and the coming trade war
Nicholas Liu
The Canadian Prime Minister announced his resignation Monday, pending an internal party election to replace him
Emergency declared as “apocalyptic” fire engulfs wealthy Los Angeles neighborhood
Nicholas Liu
A brush fire spread by intense winds has forced at least 30,000 residents to evacuate their homes
Trump’s minions are laying the groundwork for military action
Heather Digby Parton
Donald Trump appears to have taken some inspiration from Vladimir Putin's Ukraine invasion
Wall Street bails on climate change coalition after Republican pressure
Matthew Rozsa
Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley, Citi and Bank of America all left the Net-Zero Banking Alliance
Oysters once crowded Europe’s coast – here’s how we discovered these long-forgotten reefs
Ruth H. Thurstan, Philine Zu Ermgassen
"Six generations ago, Europe's seas possessed vast oyster reefs"
Reading list for a year of chaos: These books make 2024 make sense (kind of)
Salon Staff
If you're wondering WTF just happened — well, so are we. This reading list may help. Or not!
Scientists debate fleeing America because of Trump — or risk their research being censored
Matthew Rozsa
“They use fear to silence us”: Two scientists express different strategies for surviving an anti-science agenda
Migrating bats “surf” on storms, study finds
Matthew Rozsa
The Doors have nothing on these “Riders on the Storm”
5 thought-provoking books of 2024
Daria Solovieva
These authors will make you rethink some of the biggest issues of our time
Climate change is making plants less nutritious
Ellen Welti
That could already be hurting animals that are grazers
Jimmy Carter was ahead of the curve
Matthew Rozsa
Correcting the misunderstood legacy of America's most underrated president
Humanity is failing to meet its climate change goals. Here’s what experts say we can still do
Matthew Rozsa
There's still time to act to limit the worst effects of climate change, but we need political willpower
Congress’ youngest woman says her election is a “signal” that future of Democratic Party is changing
Griffin Eckstein
"There truly is a shift happening with young people getting more involved," the TikTok power user told Salon
Is IQ overrated? Why some psychologists say it’s better to measure intelligence differently
Matthew Rozsa
Dr. Howard Gardner believes the overemphasis on IQ is holding us back
“Squid Game 2” fittingly plays a different and still very relevant game for its return
Melanie McFarland
The shock value in Season 2 of the global hit is less reliant on its violence than the psychology of the oppressed
Holiday travel’s secret ingredient: The food we bring along
Ashlie D. Stevens
From cranberry date bars to deep-dish pizza, holiday travelers turn carry-ons into edible time capsules
My invention brought clean water to millions. Don’t rewrite the law that made it possible
Ashok Gadgil
None of this could have happened without a little-known 1980 law called the Bayh-Dole Act
Transforming the party: Democrats have failed us — it’s time to rebuild from the ground up
Paul Rosenberg
The Harris campaign kept the battlegrounds close — but lost ground everywhere. Their failure is our opportunity
“An exclamation point on global warming”: Climate scientists warn 2024 was marked by broken records
Matthew Rozsa
Soaring temperatures are translating into more powerful freak storms and wild fires, an ominous trend for humanity
Farmers’ markets are a vital but overlooked part of fixing Canada’s struggling food system
Phoebe Stephens, Alyssa K Gerhardt
Our study highlights the value of local food systems in the era of corporate concentration and "greedflation"
A deadline looms: Will New York invest in better food for public institutions?
Ashlie D. Stevens
"We cannot realize more positive health outcomes if our food system remains broken"
RFK Jr. could hijack the conversation about Luigi Mangione — and set health care back for decades
Amanda Marcotte
The nation's ire focuses on insurance companies after the killing of UnitedHealth's CEO, but RFK could hijack it
Aggrieved white men are a threat to democracy — history tells us we can’t ignore them
Bernd Reiter
The American South, apartheid South Africa and Germany in the 1930s: One demographic caused destruction and chaos
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