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Unsolicited advice for an undeclared presidential candidate
Andrew J. Bacevich
A letter to Elizabeth Warren
What will the world look like if we don’t stop global warming?
Matthew Rozsa
Salon talks to two top climate scientists to discuss what the world will be like if global warming goes unchecked
Ryan Zinke becomes latest Trump Cabinet secretary besieged by corruption questions
Shira Tarlo
Calls for Zinke's resignation grow after the Interior Department's Inspector General finds he broke federal policy
Andrew Gillum, Florida’s possible next governor, has the winning message for Democrats
Simon Greer
It’s a simple yet effective way to reach voters across the aisle this midterm election, too
Jamal Khashoggi, Donald Trump and corruption: Will this tragedy be the end of “lol nothing matters”?
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's corruption is more than a sideshow or distraction — and this alleged murder should make that clear
What the Democrats plan to do if they take over the House
Terry H. Schwadron
An ambitious agenda that includes shoring up health care, financial regulation, and natural resources oversight
Beto O’Rourke dominates Ted Cruz in Texas Senate debate
SARAH K. BURRIS
The optimism from O'Rourke was evident throughout the debate against Senator Cruz
Trump is in love with dictators; their “enemies of the people” are his enemies too
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Presidents have often borrowed phrases from theorists and other politicians, Trump's inspirations will make you gag
Sound familiar? Trump claims there are scientists on “both sides” of the issue of climate change
Shira Tarlo
Trump claims he can deny climate change, because he has "an instinct for science" from his uncle who taught at MIT
Krugman: Trump and his cronies “are willing to endanger civilization” for “political gain”
Cody Fenwick
"Selling Out America": Paul Krugman explains how their response to climate change is revealing
Max Boot on the end of conservatism: “The Republican Party needs to be burned down”
Chauncey DeVega
Author Max Boot on finding himself "politically homeless" after renouncing Donald Trump's Republican Party
Jared Kushner reportedly paid almost no federal income taxes, and CBS News didn’t ask Trump about it
Matthew Rozsa
A new New York Times report claims that Kusher has paid almost no federal income taxes over the past several years
Fox News blasts Lesley Stahl over tough Trump interview: “Listen close, you can hear an agenda”
Matthew Rozsa
"Fox & Friends" hosts claim Stahl pushed an agenda by bringing up global warming, even though it is scientific fact
“I’m president and you’re not”: Trump mocks Lesley Stahl in brash “60 Minutes” interview
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's bizarre interview covered Brett Kavanaugh, Jim Mattis, Russia, the Mueller investigation and climate change
It was a bad week for the climate: But there are good reasons not to lose hope
Carl Pope
A climate denier is on the verge of election in Brazil as an anti-regulation Supreme Court justice takes his seat
Do Americans really hate “political correctness”? Another misguided attempt at balance falls flat
Paul Rosenberg
In a lightning-rod article, Yascha Mounk claims most Americans hate "political correctness." What does that mean?
Neil Armstrong’s legacy could have been much different
Joe Essid
Those mesmerized by NASA’s accomplishments and ambitions wanted so much more out of the reticent Armstrong
How will California’s climate ambitions reshape food and agriculture?
Liz Carlisle
Some experts say Gov. Jerry Brown’s pledge for a zero-emissions state won't be possible without a fundamental shift
The U.S. economy swoons on the lip of the global debt canyon
Bob Hennelly
Promises, rickety scaffolds and sleight of hand won't bolster the global economy, only real growth will
Ralph Nader: Democrats are still weak and corrupt, “could blow it again”
Andrew O'Hehir
Unrepentant about the 2000 race, Nader argues that Obama, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton "enabled" Donald Trump
Youth groups are thinking outside the box when voting
Justine Calma
When the next presidential election comes around in 2020, millennials and Gen Z will make up 40 percent of voters
Brazil’s presidential election could have grave consequences for the planet
Paola Rosa-Aquino
Jair Bolsonaro, the far-right newly elected president of Brazil, could eradicate the countries' rainforests
Masculinity should not be defined by the Kavanaugh hearings
Michael Kehler
What have men learned from the last few weeks? A masculinities scholar explains
A week in review: Trump fiddles as the world burns … and drowns, dries and dies
Terry H. Schwadron
The White House ignores a dire warning on climate change
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