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The “center” of American politics is on the left
Robert Reich
Let’s see where the American people actually stand
The hidden consensus: A winning Democratic platform began to emerge in Miami debates
Bill Curry
A blend of populism, pragmatism and social liberalism is clearly the winning formula. Democrats are getting closer
Most states legalizing pot growing have yet to grapple with power demand
Nate Seltenrich
States legalizing cannabis have done little to limit or track the huge amounts of energy needed to grow it indoors
“Big Little Lies'” climate change episode: What we can learn
Annelise McGough
HBO's Big Little Lies recently ran an episode with the theme of climate change. What does it all mean?
The problem with predicting the end of the world
Matthew Rozsa
There have been many end-of-the-world prophecies in the past. Why is this one somehow different?
Debates: Elizabeth Warren and Kamala Harris stole the show. But was Donald Trump the big winner?
Bob Hennelly
Only two candidates avoided Savannah Guthrie's trick questions on the economy. Otherwise, Dems walked into a trap
New report: How green organizations can retain diverse staff
Justine Calma
How are people of color pushed out of environmental organizations and what can we do about it?
The GOP is embracing more ruthless power grabs in the face of huge political challenges
Steven Rosenfeld
Expected Supreme Court rulings are just the tip of a bigger trend
Fox’s Trish Regan on Kamala Harris’ rise, “socialism,” “likability” and how Dems can beat Trump
Matthew Rozsa
Fox Business host sees Kamala Harris as the middle path between the old Democratic Party and full-on "socialism"
What capitalists don’t get about socialism
Terry H. Schwadron
But pitting one system against the other is the wrong way to look at the economy
“Marianne Williamson for Secretary of Crystals”: The bonkers break-out character of NBC’s debates
Ashlie D. Stevens
From "harnessing love" to calling New Zealand, bonkers Williamson was infinitely meme-able in Thursday's debate
While Democrats squabble, Trump keeps on insulting and horrifying the world
Heather Digby Parton
Democrats barely touched foreign policy in two debates. Trump's disastrous G20 behavior makes clear why it matters
Reddit quarantines its Trump forum after users call for violence
Nicole Karlis
The president himself has made appearances on his supporters' fanatical subreddit, which boasts 750,000 followers
This candidate hasn’t broken through in the polls, but his opinions on marijuana deserve attention
Matthew Rozsa
Has Democratic presidential candidate John Hickenlooper tried marijuana? "Yeah, of course — I mean, everybody did"
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez gives Stephen Colbert her review of the first Democratic primary debate
Matthew Rozsa
"Elizabeth Warren gets asked back . . . I think she knocked it out of the park," AOC says of the progressive
4 winners and 9 losers from the very first 2020 Democratic primary debate
Cody Fenwick
With ten candidates on stage the opening debate of the 2020 Democratic primary in Miami was a packed mess
What is a “Trump Slump” and how does it influence 2020?
Alex Henderson
Trump's antics have been a wonder for media ratings and Internet views, but now viewers are craving deeper analysis
Oregon Democrats cave on climate bill after GOP flees, backed by right-wing militia
Igor Derysh
Democrats now say they won't vote on climate bill that sent GOP fleeing, but Republican senators remain at large
Climate change, gun policy and abortion are top issues for Democratic voters ahead of first debate
Shira Tarlo
U.S. tensions with Iran and North Korea and trade sanctions on China and Mexico take a backseat
Not all white guys — but a lot: A debate preview of the Democratic dudes
Sophia Tesfaye
Who are all these white men running for president — and why? Only a handful actually have a clear rationale
Warmer waters mess with the Northeast’s right to fish
Elia Kabanov
As rising temperatures distribute all throughout the world, new research shows that fishing towns are very effected
The quiet alarm of “Years and Years”: A slow slide into dystopia, with cozy family dinners intact
Melanie McFarland
HBO's must-watch limited series depicts a family dealing with relatable problems as the world plausibly crumbles
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