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“Bully commentary born of anger”: Fox News host Laura Ingraham mocks 16-year-old girl with autism
Matthew Rozsa
Fox calls a commentator who bullied Greta Thunberg "disgraceful," but refuses to offer a comment about its big star
World leaders gather at the UN in the face of war, climate catastrophe & global worker exploitation
Vijay Prashad
The fate of the planet is in the balance. But so is the fate of humanity.
Greta Thunberg puts delegates at United Nations climate summit on notice: “You are failing us”
Matthew Rozsa
"The eyes of all future generations are upon you, and if you choose to fail us, I say we will never forgive you"
In 2017, Virginia was the bellwether of the blue wave: Will it happen again?
Paul Rosenberg
Grassroots activism nearly flipped Virginia in 2017. Now Swing Left is back to finish the job — and look ahead
What is the cryosphere? Hint: It’s vital to farming, fishing and skiing
Mark Serreze
Studies show that the Arctic is heating up twice as fast as the rest of the planet.
According to media, Russia has “oligarchs,” but America only has “businessmen”
Alan MacLeod
In mainstream media, the only "oligarchs" are in the former Soviet Union. The ultra-rich here are — what, exactly?
Robert Reich: Trump is a clear and present danger to America and the world
Robert Reich
The president of the United States is seriously, frighteningly, dangerously unstable
Fossil fuel companies roll out a new era of spin
Kate Yoder
Fossil fuel companies are reckoning with a different communications challenge
California sues Trump admin for revoking authority to adopt strict emissions standards
Jessica Corbett
"California won't bend to the president's reckless and politically motivated attacks on our clean car waiver."
On the ground with the youth protesters leading today’s Climate Strike
Nicole Karlis, Amanda Marcotte, Keith A. Spencer
Salon writers across the US report back from the Climate Strike
Thousands of scientists from 40 nations vow to join climate strike
Julia Conley
More than 2,000 scientists pledge to join Friday's Climate Strike: "Students have led and we must follow"
Global climate strike: Kids are demanding action, but will adults act?
Reynard Loki
There’s growing frustration, particularly among the youth, with how adults have mismanaged the climate crisis
The big American bribery scandal isn’t Felicity Huffman’s $15,000
Thom Hartmann
A much bigger bribery scandal is played out every day in America with nary a peep from the media
Teenager Greta Thunberg testifies before Congress about climate crisis after meeting Barack Obama
Matthew Rozsa
Obama says that Thunberg is "already one of our planet’s greatest advocates" through her climate advocacy
Robert Reich: Reasons for optimism
Robert Reich
The arc of American history reveals an unmistakable pattern
The ultra-costly, underwhelming F-35 fighter
William J. Astore
Lockheed Martin remains top gun in the Pentagon's cockpit
Brett Kavanaugh: Here is what it would take to impeach a Supreme Court justice
Alex Henderson
"We’ve got to get beyond this ‘impeachment is the answer to every problem,’" Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin says
Elizabeth Warren rolls out anti-corruption plan to “fundamentally transform our government”
Jessica Corbett
Dem contender's ambitious plan aims to "root out corruption in Washington" and "take power away from the wealthy"
5 ways we need to adapt to climate change — or pay the price
Paola Rosa-Aquino
"Mitigation and adaptation are actually two sides of the very same coin."
The Joe Biden wokeness paradox: Can black voters support him and also hold him accountable?
D. Watkins
Biden's Birmingham speech was high on emotion when black voters need solutions. But Democrats also need a win
Here’s what the Democratic candidates never talked about last week: Impeaching this guy
Heather Digby Parton
Congress is in turmoil, and the 2020 candidates are hanging back. That's clearly the best way to re-elect Trump
Democrats retreat from reality: Understanding last week’s depressing debate
Anis Shivani
Last week's debate wasn't the heavyweight battle in the Bayou City many hoped for. It was Democrats gone dismal
How giving legal rights to nature could help reduce toxic algae blooms in Lake Erie
Dana Zartner
Should lakes, rivers and other resources have legal rights?
The Trump depression (and we don’t mean the economy): Key symptom of autocratic regimes
Paul Rosenberg
Experts see a "population-based depression" taking hold in America. But it might force us toward positive change
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