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Donald Trump targets Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders during State of the Union address
Shira Tarlo
"America will never be a socialist country," Trump says with the Democratic socialists present in his audience
4 ways Democrats could use a declaration of emergency if Donald Trump forges ahead with his “wall”
Alex Henderson
What a hypothetical Democratic president could try to address via a declaration of emergency in the future
Will Stacey Abrams use bully pulpit to fight for democracy?
Klaus Marre, DonkeyHotey
Abrams takes the spotlight during the Democratic response to Trump's State of the Union
Polar vortex shows how incarcerated workers are bearing the brunt of extreme weather
Michael Arria
Incarcerated workers are on the frontlines of extreme weather
How is Wikipedia edited — and how can it impact the “facts”?
Celisa Calacal
We all turn to Wikipedia at least once in a while — but how do we know the information we’re getting is true?
A serious Green New Deal would take up one-third of the economy — are we ready for that?
Marshall Auerback
Society is right to make decisions about sustainability, but the costs of those decisions must be borne equitably
Who stands to lose the most from climate change? Red states
Claire Elise Thompson
Of the 16 states facing the highest long-term losses of income from climate change, all but one voted for Trump
How journalists can rebut Trump’s “fake news” claims
Kamyar Razavi
As Trump continues to stir up distrust of the media, it’s time to embrace "solutions journalism"
The U.S. 12-step method to conduct regime change
Vijay Prashad
What is happening to Venezuela is nothing unique in U.S. history
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez raises more than $100,000 after talk of possible primary challenge surfaces
Shira Tarlo
"They're plotting a primary challenge, because they don't like that we're shaking things up in DC"
Cory Booker announces 2020 presidential bid on the first day of Black History Month
Shira Tarlo
"Together, we will channel our common pain back into our common purpose," Booker says in his first campaign video
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez vs. the “fact-checkers”: Challenging the boundaries of conventional wisdom
Paul Rosenberg
The Washington Post's "three Pinocchios" for AOC shows how incoherent mainstream "fact-checking" really is
How frigid polar vortex blasts are connected to global warming
Jennifer Francis
The National Weather Service is warning of brutal, life-threatening conditions
Minnesota winters ain’t what they used to be
Eric Holthaus
This week’s Midwest cold snap isn’t historic — it’s just a glimpse of past winters
Robert Reich: A survival guide to two more years
Robert Reich
Don’t fall into cynicism or despair, Robert Reich says: here are his guidelines
Trump’s factually challenged tweets might be backfiring
Kate Yoder
The wild weather we’ve been having lately appears to be shifting Americans’ perspectives on climate change
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez gets biblical on Sarah Huckabee Sanders
Claire Elise Thompson
The White House doesn’t want to be held responsible for acting on climate change
Should a future president declare climate change a national emergency?
Greta Moran
Climate change is unlike national emergencies we’ve seen in the past
Study shows we’re hurtling toward a climate-related health crisis
“Climate change is happening, and it’s going to have all sorts of impacts on human society,” says an epidemiologist
With smack-talking invective, lawyer groups appeal to the public as one big jury pool
Stuart Silverstein
Exhibit A: "Judicial Hellholes"
Can civil disobedience turn the tide against global warning?
Rory Varrato
Extinction Rebellion, a grassroots social movement, has chapters popping up in cities and towns around the world
Steven Pinker’s fake enlightenment: His book is full of misleading claims and false assertions
Émile P. Torres
Harvard psychologist Pinker's bestseller "Enlightenment Now" is more than overly optimistic: It's deeply flawed
Nationwide, communities are discontinuing recycling programs
Valerie Vande Panne
A shift from costly recycling to education & waste reduction is happening, even in the most conservative of places
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