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These are the four members of the GOP who are speaking out against Trump’s emergency declaration
Alex Henderson
"I cannot justify providing the executive with more ways to bypass Congress," Sen. Rand Paul says
Beto O’Rourke’s presidential announcement greeted with skepticism from climate activists
Matthew Rozsa
Former Texas Rep. Beto O'Rourke announced that he is running for president on Thursday
Elizabeth Warren’s war on Big Tech puts her ahead as the candidate to take on corporate power
Amanda Marcotte
Forget labels like "capitalist" or "socialist." Warren is going after corporate power with policies, not words
A carbon tax should be the centerpiece of the Green New Deal
Ed Dolan
In the wake of The National Climate Assessment report some Green New Dealers dismiss a carbon tax. They are wrong
If climate change makes the clouds disappear, we’re screwed
Greta Moran
Stratocumulus clouds — the large, blanket-like clouds that cool the Earth — are disappearing as CO2 increases
Amber Tamblyn on the “difficult” women winning elections now: “I think they represent the future”
Alexandra Clinton
Salon talks to the director, writer and actress about her new memoir, Time's Up, women candidates and more
It’s time to check the Senate majority leader’s power: Mitch McConnell doesn’t represent the people
Daley Gruen
The senator from Kentucky all but single-handedly controls what has the chance to become a law in this country
US takes tentative steps toward opening up government data
Anjanette Raymond, Beth Cate, Scott Shackelford
The government would benefit from considering lessons learned from open government activities in other countries
Are viruses the best weapon for fighting superbugs?
David Pride
Antibiotics won the battle against resistant bacteria, but they may not win the war.
“Voting is important but insufficient”: Scott Warren on youth power in politics
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the author of "Generation Citizen" about youth-led movements and civic engagement
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is the biggest hit of SXSW as she denounces “meh” moderates
Matthew Rozsa
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez dismissed moderate Democrats as representing a "meh" attitude toward life
AOC must reset a conversation stolen by the GOP: The Green New Deal is an economic stimulus program
Bob Hennelly
Progressive Dems left the GND's pro-growth message unprotected, while the GOP barked about a "willingness to work"
From heartbreak to the Iditarod finish line: Living the musher life in “This Much Country”
Erin Keane
Salon talks to Kristin Knight Pace, one of 29 women to finish the Iditarod and Yukon Quest, about her new book
Can America recover from Trump? A radicalized right wing suggests dangers ahead
David Masciotra
Getting Trump out of office is only the start. America has a lot of work ahead to repair what's really broken
The return of the pragmatic progressive: John Delaney makes the case for moderation in 2020
Matthew Rozsa
Salon interviews John Delaney, the first Democrat to announce his presidential candidacy
Fox News personality slams conservative network’s “bogus” coverage of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
Shira Tarlo
"I may be the only person in the country who supports both Donald Trump" and Ocasio-Cortez, Geraldo Rivera says
Frederick Douglass and the Trump resistance: “Power concedes nothing without a demand”
Chauncey DeVega
Biographer David Blight on Douglass' lessons for us: "White supremacy does not die ... it revives in new forms"
California’s family farms could be key to saving the state’s native salmon
Margiana Petersen-Rockney
Two ranches set out to see if agriculture and conservation can co-exist facing a water-scarce future.
How self-driving cars could harm marginalized communities
Hana Creger
The autonomous vehicle revolution could exacerbate the growing mobility divide between haves and have-nots.
What Ocasio-Cortez’s Green New Deal can learn from Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal
Matthew Rozsa
How the history of FDR's signature agenda can help blaze the path for the boldest progressive proposal since then
The Green New Deal: Just focus on what we do, not how we pay for it
Marshall Auerback
It’s what we do with the funds that matters.
What does it take to destroy a world order?
Alfred McCoy
The decline and fall of American global power is, of course, nothing special in the great sweep of history
Democrats finally achieve a win on guns. Will they regret it?
Sophia Tesfaye
Historic wins or embarrassing setbacks? Actually, the House Democratic majority had both at once this week
How the architecture of border walls creates division (or inspires trust)
Dongsei Kim
Border wall architecture encourages us to see Canadians as gentle and kind — and Mexicans as suspicious
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