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The planet is the patient now: how doctors and nurses are the front-line solution to climate change
Kinari Webb, Courtney Howard
A "planetary health approach" can heal humans and the planet, doctors argue
In a time of cheap fossil fuels, nuclear power companies are seeking — and getting — big subsidies
Talia Buford
Illinois and NY have approved hundreds of millions of dollars in clean-energy incentives for nuclear power
How schools are using restorative justice to remedy racial disparities in discipline
Fania E. Davis
Too many schools today are pushing children into pipelines of incarceration and violence instead of liberation
“Straight black men are trash”: Do I have to agree?
D. Watkins
I get it — the garbage kind of men exist. But I reject the demand that I condemn myself by association
How current and future business executives link sustainability and global strife
Brent Snider, Rosanna Cole
Is it time to worry about the next recession?
Celia Viggo Wexler
After all, it’s been a decade since the U.S. economy began to rebound from the severe financial downturn of 2008
Hey, Democrats: Want four more years of this criminal lunatic? Keep it up
Lucian K. Truscott IV
The cable-news circular firing squad and granular social media takedowns have to stop. We know how that ends
Bill Weld announces he is challenging President Trump for Republican nomination in 2020
Shira Tarlo
The former governor of Massachusetts faces significant hurdles in his quest to win the GOP presidential nomination
Breaking news: Fox News is obsessed with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, new study finds
Shira Tarlo
The freshman congresswoman was mentioned 3,181 on Fox News and Fox Business Network over a six-week period
Robert Reich on America’s inequality crisis: Trump’s “greedy enablers” will “reap the whirlwind”
Chauncey DeVega
Superstar economist sees hope in the darkness: Trump's true legacy will be a "revival of progressive politics"
Decriminalizing the drug war?
Alfred McCoy
Calculating the damage from a century of drug prohibition
Take from the rich and give to… the subway? Inside New York’s evolving congestion pricing policy
Justine Calma
Most stakeholders agree the city can no longer afford to delay addressing its transportation woes
Pollen is getting worse, but you can make things better with these tips from an allergist
Kara Wada
Pollen has taken the fun out of spring for many. However, medical science has identified practices that help
Can we stop pretending now?
Andrew J. Bacevich
Are the world bank and IMF failing the world?
Frank Vogl
Top experts worry about the ability of the main multilateral institutions safeguarding the global economy.
Indigenous peoples go to court to save the Amazon from oil company greed
Reynard Loki
Historic lawsuit launched by the Waorani people of Ecuador to save their homes — and our planet — from destruction
How “Full Frontal With Samantha Bee” strives to find the humor in its most heartbreaking segments
Kate Erbland
At an Emmys FYC event, the TBS host spent a post-taping Q&A opening up about a segment close to her heart
A Republican congressman attempts to mock John Kerry’s political science degree, and it backfires
Cody Fenwick
“I mean this is really a serious happening here?” Kerry asks Rep. Thomas Massie, a climate change science critic
Could the ancient Jewish practice of Shmita be a new tool for sustainable agriculture?
Ethan Blake
While Shmita is not widely practiced on commercial farms, its age-old ideals have gained traction in the U.S.
Science is “a Democrat thing”: Mantra of the Trump administration revealed
Amanda Marcotte
Lobbyist turned Trump appointee reportedly defended canceling coal study by saying science was for Democrats
Republicans use black woman, Jewish man to gaslight Congress on threat of white nationalism
Sophia Tesfaye
Republicans turned a serious hearing on a national security threat into another episode of "triggering the libs"
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi appears to mock Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s following on Twitter
Shira Tarlo
"A large number of votes on the floor of the House" is more important than "a large number of Twitter followers"
When the GOP uses the word “bartender” to mock Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, it shows its ugly classism
Alex Henderson
Liberals and progressives will also note Ocasio-Cortez tended bar in the past, but their message is very different
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