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Millennials overwhelmingly support Democrats. Will they vote in the midterms?
Adam Eichen
Why aren’t young people more involved in politics?
The brain of a Trump loyalist
Bobby Azarian
Our brains are wired to reject an idea as false than to accept it as true
Hurricane Michael is an omen, scientists say
Nicole Karlis
It's one for the ages: Michael's rapidly increasing intensity wows the science community
Our fertilizer is killing us. Here’s a fix
Nathanael Johnson
Nitrogen fertilizer is a disaster. Abandoning it would be a worse. A dozen billionaires are funding an alternative
Why the left must go beyond electoral politics: Chris Hedges and David Talbot in conversation
Chris Hedges, David Talbott
"Intellectual bomb-thrower" Chris Hedges and Salon founder David Talbot on the lessons of the 2016 election
Donald Trump, Brett Kavanaugh and the path to neoliberal fascism
Henry A. Giroux
Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation is not an isolated event, and in the current historical moment has dark meaning
U.N. climate report shows civilization is at stake if we don’t act now
Eric Holthaus
In short, we need to remake society — now
In Silicon Valley, the rich get richer while wages stagnate for the rest
Nicole Karlis
Silicon Valley isn't just a hub of inequality — wages are declining for everybody but the rich
Mental health issues linked to climate change
Nicole Karlis
Temperatures rising and the fear of more natural disasters is affecting our mental health, a new study says
A heart to heart with Cuba Gooding Jr.: The film he really wants to make and why it’s not about him
D. Watkins
Now we really want to see him make a movie about the pre-NHL league of African-Canadian ice hockey teams too
What Taylor Swift could learn from the #NotHim son: How to handle being smeared in the culture wars
Erin Keane
This week's unsuspecting viral star handled an unfair association like a pro, while Swift broke a long silence
Climate change, nuclear war and the end of the world
Frida Berrigan
Extinction is rising. Trump is responsible for nuclear weapons. The world's end could be coming
Climate scientists warn: Urgent action is needed to avoid planetary calamity
Nicole Karlis
New report says global warming must be maintained at a maximum of 1.5°C warming to prevent devastating impacts
Heidi Heitkamp’s opponent: Maybe sexual abuse victims just aren’t “tough”
Amanda Marcotte
Rep. Kevin Cramer's comments slamming #MeToo expose the conservative agenda on sex abuse: Remain silent
Volcanoes can kill thousands. We should pay closer attention to the moving earth beneath us
Laura Carter
Boiling clouds of ash and gas, moving 100 mph, pose a greater threat than lava, yet the world lacks volcano safety
Is lab-grown meat the solution to meat’s ills?
James R. Howe VI
Cultured meat is the next step in a long history of alternatives to conventional meat
Jerry Brown’s mixed legacy: Is California’s departing governor a Resistance hero or a hypocrite?
Paul Rosenberg
National media celebrates Brown's accomplishments, but for California progressives the picture's more complicated
Racing against the harvest, custom wheat cutters struggle to stay relevant
Michael Dax
Climate change, global markets and the depopulation of rural America have cast doubt on the future of wheat cutters
Energy board rushes giant Alaska project
Sarah Okeson
Plan calls for a new 800-Mile Trans-Alaskan Pipeline, focuses on shipping liquified natural gas to Asia
“Reversing Roe”: Filmmakers on how abortion became a political dividing line
Rachel Leah
And how a "pro-life" stance became a non-negotiable requirement for Republican presidential candidates
Ninety-nine percent of seabirds will have plastic in their guts within decades
Lorraine Chow
Most plastic is tossed after minutes of use, but its impact on wildlife and the environment can last for centuries
The U.S. Defense Department is losing the battle against climate change
Dan Ross
Underfunding, lack of strategic planning and denialism are hindering the DoD’s climate response
“A never-ending commitment”: The high cost of preserving vulnerable beaches
Lisa Song, Al Shaw
In the wake of hurricanes, beach nourishment initiatives disproportionately benefit wealthy owners of seaside lots
Fighting the last war with borrowed money
Bob Hennelly
The GOP economic agenda roars ahead unnoticed while the Trump circus jiggles and barks under the spotlight
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