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The new Congress needs to create a green planet at peace
Medea Benjamin, Alice Slater
The time has come for a New Peace Deal that repudiates endless war and the threat of nuclear war
It’s time to bring back the corporate death penalty
Thom Hartmann
When big companies engage in criminal harm to the public, they deserve serious punishment
As temperatures rise, toxic algae blooms paint Florida coast red
Nicole Karlis
An elongated hurricane season and rising minimum ocean temperatures are making this red tide season extra-long
After three years of being on the decline, US carbon emissions rise: researchers
Nicole Karlis
A new report finds a significant change in policy is needed if there is any hope to meet Paris Agreement goals
The “Dry January” effect: How taking a month off from alcohol could benefit you in the long term
Nicole Karlis
Yes, going without alcohol for a month has its advantages. And some therapists say it is not just another fad diet
“It’s infuriating”: Trump-supporting parents turn on the president over lax EPA rules
Matthew Rozsa
Trump voters in Indiana fear the administration’s drive to weaken restrictions is hurting children with cancer
Whoopi Goldberg rips Ocasio-Cortez: “Before you start pooping on people … you got to do something”
Shira Tarlo
"I would encourage you to sit still for a minute and learn the job," Goldberg advises the Democrat on "The View"
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: There is “no question” that President Donald Trump is a racist
Shira Tarlo
"People know that if you’re coming after me, you’re opening yourself up," the Democrat says of her social media use
Antarctic sea ice is “astonishingly” low this melt season
Eric Holthaus
Across the entire continent, there are more than 750,000 square miles of sea ice missing
Elizabeth Warren, the Democrats and the real problem with the “fake news media”
Paul Rosenberg
Mainstream media's vacuous, sexist and false responses to Warren makes clear how thoroughly it's been hacked
What a skeptic learned from consulting psychics — and astrologers, tarot readers, empaths and more
Erin Keane
Salon talks to Victoria Loustalot, author of "Future Perfect," about her journey through the mystical unknowns
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez proposes 70 percent tax on mega-rich to pay for “Green New Deal”
Shira Tarlo
"I think that it only has ever been radicals that have changed this country," the newly-elected congresswoman says
Fox News’ Bret Baier: “We are 100 percent against the term ‘enemy of the people'”
Matthew Rozsa
Fox News anchor on Trump, Mueller and how journalism has changed in his years on America's most loved/hated network
10 worst-case climate predictions if global temperatures rise above 1.5 degrees Celsius
Lorraine Chow
Globally, 2018 is on pace to be the fourth-hottest year on record
What I learned being part of the sanctuary caravan
Jodie Evans
We saw an outpouring of generosity for the people most hurt by our oppressive immigration policy
California’s dry winter means much of the state is in drought again
Nicole Karlis
And that bodes poorly for future wildfire risk
It’s official: Nancy Pelosi elected speaker of 116th Congress as Democrats reclaim House majority
Shira Tarlo
The longtime California congresswoman made history in 2007 by becoming the first woman elected speaker of the House
Nancy Pelosi kicks off second stint as House speaker by picking a fight with progressives
Shira Tarlo
PayGo is a no-go: Progressive Democrats announce opposition to new House Democrats package of legislative rule
Dryuary for TV news: Sober up and start doing your job
Melanie McFarland
As we enter 2019, here are some of last year's habits we're hoping that TV news outlets will give up
Ocasio-Cortez rips Democratic leadership over hesitancy on Green New Deal
Andrea Germanos
Incoming congresswoman says Democratic House leaders think Green New Deal proposal is "too controversial"
Why “Bird Box” is smashing Netflix records: We’re so close to apocalypse ourselves
Melanie McFarland
It's no "The Quiet Place," but dropping at the end of a year like 2018, it didn't have to be
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