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Rubio’s 2016 test: Can slick marketing and identity politics sell a stale GOP platform?
Simon Maloy
Marco Rubio will be a big test for Republicans who think the same old GOP policies just need a fresh, new spokesman
America has a massive food waste problem. This new app could help.
Lindsay Abrams
A new app tells you when to throw out rotting food -- and encourages you to eat it before it goes bad
A bad omen for 2016: Why Bill Kristol’s attack on Hillary Clinton should worry Democrats
Elias Isquith
Hillary Clinton has only started running, but the press is bored already
“An embarrassment for the interests of Latino community”: How Rubio’s climate denial could doom his presidential hopes
Lindsay Abrams
The presidential contender may live to regret his anti-science statements
Hillary’s climate opportunity: Here’s how she fights and wins on global warming
Simon Maloy
Clinton has the tools and opportunity to go big on climate policy, and she absolutely should
Paul Krugman: Whether Hillary Clinton or Elizabeth Warren, the difference between Democrats and GOP is stark
Salon Staff
"It’s hard to see how anyone who has been paying attention could be undecided even now," he writes
There will be sex in space: Mars, science and “the dictates of biology and human culture”
Chris Impey
Zero-gravity sex presents many challenges. But on Mars, the science of getting it on could be with us
“These guys are true believers”: CNN’s Bill Weir calls out climate deniers
Lindsay Abrams
Bill Weir talks to Salon about his globe-trotting series "The Wonder List"
Rise of the techno-Libertarians: The 5 most socially destructive aspects of Silicon Valley
Richard Eskow
The tech industry is morally and ethically bankrupt, and it's starting to take its toll on ordinary Americans
Invasive species will save us: The new way we must think about the environment now
Fred Pearce
Nature no longer congregates where we expect to find it -- so conservationists must radically rethink priorities
We gotta get out of this place: The GOP’s war fixation and the lingering curse of Vietnam
Andrew O'Hehir
A haunting film about Vietnam re-enactors touches a cultural nerve: America has never gotten past that trauma
Here’s how we defeat the science deniers: Even wingnuts learn that reality is good business
Paul Rosenberg
Right-wing assumptions are woefully out of line, and so are politicians. But the facts may be catching up with them
Scott Walker appointee: We shouldn’t try to reduce emissions because volcanoes
Lindsay Abrams
Wisconsin's climate denial problems just keep getting worse
This is how we avoid climate catastrophe: The simple — yet radical — steps needed to solve California’s water crisis
Lindsay Abrams
Tackling California's drought requires rethinking "ancient ideas," an expert tells Salon
Here’s why you should care about ocean acidification: It’s behind Earth’s worst-ever mass extinction
Lindsay Abrams
Rapid carbon emissions 252 million years ago wiped out the majority of the planet's species
“Game Of Thrones”: HBO throws out George R.R. Martin’s books — and saves the show
Sonia Saraiya
HBO's "Game of Thrones" is rewriting Westerosi history, and the show has never been more spectacular
The “Dr. Evil” of climate denial: Meet the legendary P.R. exec with a sinister anti-science agenda
Robby Kenner
Filmmaker Robby Kenner takes on the "Merchants of Doubt" trying to derail action on climate change
Neocons get desperate: The real reason why Iran deal drives the right-wing nuts
Patrick L. Smith
The GOP's screaming because they know American exceptionalism is at risk. That's a good reason to root for the deal
Black death has become a cultural spectacle: Why the Walter Scott tragedy won’t change White America’s mind
Brittney Cooper
He was unarmed. He was shot in the back. He was a person. These facts should all matter — but they won't
Wisconsin Republicans ban state official from answering emails about climate change
Lindsay Abrams
A new measure is being described as a politically motivated witch hunt
Stop this egregious injustice: Why a bipartisan tax holiday is just another corporate handout
Elias Isquith
Corporations like Apple shouldn't get a sweetheart deal to "onshore" profits, tax expert Scott Klinger tells Salon
Robert Reich: The rich have bought America’s silence
Robert Reich
The former secretary of labor on the insidious ways colleges and nonprofits are beholden to their wealthy donors
Rand Paul’s climate quackery: A look at the 2016 contender’s scary science denial
Lindsay Abrams
Another GOP presidential hopeful promises disaster for the planet
Ted Cruz is dangerous: Why liberals scoff at his campaign at their peril
Sophia A. McClennen
No, the Texas senator isn't likely to capture the GOP ticket. But his brand of conservatism poses its own threat
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