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John Hickenlooper thinks Americans want a pragmatic president. Will Democratic primary voters agree?
Matthew Rozsa
Hickenlooper opens up to Salon about his campaign shakeup — and why he thinks he’s uniquely suited to be president
Corporations can legally put carcinogens in our food without warning labels. Here’s why
Matthew Rozsa
Cheerios has so much glyphosate in it, it should be labeled as toxic. Corporate free speech precedents prevent that
Ticks spread plenty more than Lyme disease
Jerome Goddard
There’s a short window between when a tick bites and when it passes on bacteria or virus.
A new produce warehouse in Los Angeles will prevent millions of pounds of food waste
Nadra Nittle
Food Forward’s new Produce Pit Stop will bring fresh food to more people in need in 8 Southern California counties
The media uses coal miners to attack the Green New Deal — then ignores their pension fight
Sarah Lazare
Major media outlets remain stuck in a reductive "elite vs. blue-collar" divide
It’s prime time to boycott Amazon
Valerie Vande Panne
Pledge to boycott Amazon today. Then get what you need from Prime Day.
Automakers balk at Trump plan to roll back emissions standards
Terry H. Schwadron
The Trump administration agrees on this point: private marketplace always has better solutions than the government
Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren top 2020 Democratic field in new NBC/WSJ poll
Shira Tarlo
Notably, only 12 percent of Democratic primary voters say they definitely know who they will cast their ballots for
America’s real divide isn’t left vs. right. It’s democracy vs. oligarchy.
Robert Reich
What should America's agenda be, and what does right vs. left have to do with it?
Another billionaire running for president? Dear God, please — just no
Heather Digby Parton
After Ross Perot and the current "stable genius," we haven't learned our lesson? Tom Steyer is betting on "no"
How far will Republicans go to destroy democracy? And can they still be stopped?
Aaron Belkin
Do Republicans value democracy or the rule of law? The answer is clear, but there's still time to fight back
Democrats, this isn’t politics as usual
Robert Reich
Imagine an opposition political party in a land being taken over by an oligarchy, headed by a would-be tyrant
Aziz Ansari reflects on #MeToo stories — real, fictional and his own — in his new Netflix special
Ashlie D. Stevens
Part clunky comeback, part earnest discussion of growth, "Aziz Ansari: Right Now" confronts difficult subjects
Cargill promised to end deforestation. It’s telling farmers something else.
Nathanael Johnson
Cargill has garnered praise for promising to end deforestation, but a letter to farmers in Brazil says otherwise.
Trump’s “environment” speech was a case study in gaslighting
Nicole Karlis
"Donald Trump is resorting to greenhouse gaslighting the public," said the Sierra Club's executive director
Keep America great (don’t count on it!)
Dilip Hiro
Two years later, trump has failed to reverse America’s decline
Had enough debate about Donald Trump? Me too. He’s a tyrant and a killer: He must be stopped
Andrew O'Hehir
Questions about where Trump came from and what he means will linger forever. But our immediate task is obvious
People trust scientists, but there are troubling trends, says landmark survey
Farah Qaiser
Global survey reveals troubling trends such as a loss in confidence in vaccine safety in higher income countries
California legislators say yes to potential use of forestry offsets
Lisa Song
Influenced by a ProPublica investigation, they emphasized the need for “vigorous and proactive monitoring."
This was the hottest June in history, and summer is just getting started
Zoya Teirstein
If sometime during the past month you thought, “Damn, it’s hot!” then congrats, your body knows what's up
Oregon governor vows to use executive powers for climate action after Republicans flee
Igor Derysh
Democratic Gov. Kate Brown says if GOP legislators refuse to vote on major climate bill, she'll go around them
A conversation with “The Enemy of the People”: CNN’s Jim Acosta on the war on truth
Andrew O'Hehir
CNN's White House correspondent on Trump's attacks: "What started out as an act has gotten out of control"
Trump scientist: “Carbon dioxide is good for you”
Sarah Okeson
Princeton physics professor seeks to discredit climate science
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