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Paris is burning — and London too: World War IV and the crisis of democracy
Andrew O'Hehir
These events are not disconnected, and not as far away as they look. The crisis of democracy just got hotter
Why Green New Deal advocates should address militarism
Medea Benjamin, Alice Slater
The U.S. military is the largest institutional consumer of fossil fuels and the largest source of greenhouse gases
Wall Street, banks, and angry citizens
Nomi Prins
The inequality gap on a planet growing more extreme
The 15 best tween and teen books of 2018
Regan McMahon
These riveting reads are sure to keep young readers turning the pages
Why it’s so hard for most countries to be economically independent from the West
Justin Podur
Western countries insist both on “free trade” with poor countries and farm subsidies for themselves
95 percent of the Arctic Ocean’s old sea ice is gone. What now?
Nicole Karlis
Unlike the ice cubes in your fridge, the Arctic Ocean is not just going freeze up again next winter. Now what?
Coal-loving Joe Manchin gets key Senate Energy job after Bernie Sanders turns it down
Igor Derysh
West Virginia's coal-boosting Democrat rewarded with Senate Energy post. A sign Bernie's running for president?
Mike Pompeo gets grilled on Fox News, undercuts CIA intelligence on Khashoggi murder
Matthew Rozsa
Pompeo evaded important questions by the "Fox & Friends" host about the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi
Why arctic drilling is an “ecocide on an incredible diversity of wildlife”
Finis Dunaway
The Trump administration is trying to lease and drill before the political landscape changes
We’ve gone through the looking glass with Trump
Terry H. Schwadron
There is a distinct reflection of self-delusion and an air of desperate flailing strong enough for all to sense
Can we save the world from climate change without declaring war?
Kate Yoder
Battle metaphors pit one group against another. Do they undermine our ability to take on climate change?
Even corals deep down on the ocean floor can’t escape humanity’s impact
Sandra Brooke
Climate change, industrial fishing, offshore drilling and deep sea mining are all threats to the ocean floor
Right to end life on Earth: Can corporations that spread climate change denialism be held liable?
Matthew Rozsa
If a corporation's propaganda destroys the world, doesn't that conflict with our right to live?
Indigenous Californians knew how to manage wildfires better than we do now
William Bryant Logan
The ash fed the soil, the native plants and animals prospered — now, we've forgotten something they knew
Bask in the absurdity of this 2018 #MAGA gift guide
Ryan Bort
Featuring QAnon patches, a bound volume of Trump’s tweets, Trumpy Bear and other Trump-loving holiday gifts
Unlike a globalized food system, local food won’t destroy the environment
Helena Norberg-Hodge
Our food system is linked to an economic system that is fundamentally biased in who it benefits
Trump lashes out after Rex Tillerson admits he constantly had to stop Trump from violating the law
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump's former secretary of state claims he often had to remind Trump the things he wanted were against the law
Author and attorney Seth Abramson on why Mueller “will ultimately be victorious.” Part 2 of 2
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "Proof of Collusion" on how "one of the most infamous scandals" in American history unfolds from here
Life at Trump speed: Mental whiplash and forgotten outrages
Rebecca Gordon
A world traveling at Trump speed is, to use the president’s own words (and punctuation), “a very dangerous place!”
Behar allegedly threatens to quit “View” after clash with McCain: “Get this b*tch under control!”
Tana Ganeva
The show's producers reportedly call Meghan McCain “Elsa" from the film Frozen, because of her coldness to staffers
What millennial panic stories — like “killing” canned tuna — tell us about Boomer guilt
Rachel Leah
Millennials killed canned tuna! It's the latest episode in a long saga aimed at shaming younger adults
Bernie Sanders signals that climate change could take center stage in a potential 2020 campaign
Clarrie Feinstein
"We are dealing with what the scientific community tells us is the greatest crisis facing our planet," Sanders said
Paul Krugman reveals how the GOP’s “moral rot” laid the groundwork for Trumpism
Cody Fenwick
"Donald Trump isn't an aberration" -- he's the embodiment of the worst parts of the party
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