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The little-known history of America’s first black celebrity, Richard Potter
John A. Hodgson
In the early 19th century, Richard Potter was an icon — the most celebrated ventriloquist and magician in America
The strategy of maximal extraction
Michael T. Klare
How Donald Trump plans to enlist fossil fuels in the struggle for global dominance
Trump’s push for new offshore drilling is likely to run aground in California
Charles Lester
The battle to drill just off the shores of California dates back half a century
Trump’s budget cuts, well, pretty much everything
Matthew Rozsa
Although Trump's budget is not expected to be passed, it reveals troubling things about the GOP's priorities
The case for nationalizing Elon Musk
Kate Aronoff
After the SpaceX launch, it’s time to demand that Musk give back a share of his profits
The alt-right is killing people
Keegan Hankes, Alex Amend
The Southern Poverty Law Center counted over 100 people killed or injured by alleged alt-right perpetrators
Why millennials are making memes about wanting to die
Deidre Olsen
As a downwardly-mobile generation, Dadaist jokes about death by Tide Pod is a form of catharsis for us millennials
EPA’s Pruitt suggests climate change may not be a “bad thing”
Charlie May
EPA head Scott Pruitt: Climate change isn't "necessarily a bad thing" for humans
Donald Trump offers a helping hand to China and Russia
Dilip Hiro
Giving American isolationism new meaning
How we got Donald Trump (and how we might have avoided him)
Andrew J. Bacevich
How are we to account for his noxious presence as commander-in-chief and putative Leader of the Free World?
How the Republicans rigged Congress — new documents reveal an untold story
David Daley
Exclusive: Insider documents unveil Republicans' years-long scheme to gerrymander America and undermine democracy
An empire of graveyards: America’s military might laid bare
Tom Engelhardt
At the circus with Donald Trump
Trump has failed the test of leadership
David B. Woolner
The resolution to censure Donald Trump for his bigoted remarks deserves bipartisan support
Scott Pruitt had climate change removed from EPA website: report
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's EPA chief was personally involved with getting political on the administration's website
Why depression is rampant in our times
Eleanor J. Bader
The author of a new book says drug companies have hoodwinked consumers into relying on medication
Members of Congress, on Trump’s mental health: “You don’t have to convince us”
Chauncey DeVega
Psychiatrist Bandy Lee met with a dozen members of Congress to warn them about Donald Trump. They knew already
Bill Nye is going to Trump’s State of the Union speech — and people aren’t happy about it
Matthew Rozsa
The science advocate is attending as a guest of Trump's pick to lead NASA, whose nomination has been controversial
Trump botches important facts about climate change
Matthew Rozsa
Trump says the polar ice caps are "setting records" but doesn't realize it's the wrong kind of records
Even a truce between the two Koreas might not save the Winter Olympics
Simon Chadwick
Just because North and South Korea have shaken hands doesn't mean the Winter Olympics are immune from conflict
The Koch brothers are “all in” for 2018 with plans to spend up to $400 million
Charlie May
"We’ve made more progress in the last five years than I had in the previous 50"
Trump uses world stage to attack the media, cozy up to globalists
Jeremy Binckes
The president got the ego boost he wanted in front of globalists, but veered from his populist message
Why climate change is worsening public health problems
Chelsey Kivland, Anne Sosin
The ramifications of climate change on health is far worse than most people understand
Doomsday Clock inches to 2 minutes to “apocalypse” after Trump’s button bluster
Shira Tarlo
The Clock is the closest the it's been to "midnight" since 1953
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