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Trump’s $12B farm aid was meant as relief. The Iran war is wiping it out
Garrett Owen
With rising costs of fuel and fertilizer, and tariffs still in place, the outlook for 2026 is bleak
John Roberts embodies MAGA cowardice
Amanda Marcotte
The Supreme Court's shadow docket shows the conservative justices fear debate
Catholics warn of serious juncture as Trump targets Pope Leo XIV
Garrett Owen
Even traditional allies pushed back after Trump escalated attacks and posted an image casting himself as Jesus
Trump threatens Cuba as US sanctions fuel hunger
Medea Benjamin
Fuel shortages driven by Trump policies mean Cuban families go hungry while food rots in the field
“Economic civil war”: States push laws to shield oil and gas companies from accountability
Abrahm Lustgarten
Most bills being considered are part of a coordinated effort by groups linked to right-wing activist Leonard Leo
Trump’s race to the moon is about dominance over China, not discovery
Garrett Owen
Trump wants a geopolitical win in outer space, while cutting millions from NASA
How to love the moon mission without guilt
Troy Farah
Problems down on Earth are serious. Spending some time looking up isn’t a waste or distraction
Celebrate National Fresh Tomato Day with these 5 recipes
Joy Saha
From tomato butter to fried green tomatoes, we compiled our favorite tomato-centric recipes to enjoy
Maybe it’s time to give Elon Musk control of the sun
Troy Farah
We’re sleepwalking into ecocide. Like it or not, Starlink may one day be our last resort
Trump is considering a ground war in Iran. Experts say he should walk away
Garrett Owen
Military experts say Trump could be walking into a trap and invasion would unleash needless carnage
The distressing death of the mall movie
Coleman Spilde
In "Forbidden Fruits," the shopping mall is a shell of its former on-screen self — maybe that's a good thing
Why the Iran war could make everything, not just oil, more expensive
Russell Payne
It's not just at the pump: supply shocks are being felt everywhere from doctor visits to birthday parties
New NBA owner played key role at company accused of predatory lending
Conrad Wilson, Tony Schick
New Portland Trailblazers owner Tom Dundon founded firm accused of “predatory and harmful" loan practices
Iran-linked hackers breach FBI Director Kash Patel’s personal email
Jelinda Montes
Hackers posted pictures and documents from Patel’s email
So is this World War III? The term doesn’t mean anything, and that’s a problem
Troy Farah
If you're anxious about global conflict, you're not alone. But war is so different now we almost can't see it
Environmental groups and states sue EPA over Trump’s emissions rollback
Jelinda Montes
EPA says it can’t regulate greenhouse gases — NRDC, Earth Justice and 24 Democratic-majority states beg to differ
Trump’s Iran war price tag just keeps rising
Garrett Owen
The Pentagon requests more than $200 billion for the war while the White House hasn't articulated a clear objective
“Project Hail Mary” is movie medicine
Coleman Spilde
The Ryan Gosling-led adaptation of Andy Weir's bestseller is a moving, must-see roadmap through our future
Trump’s politics of death extend far beyond Iran
Chauncey DeVega
COVID, gun violence and Iran reveal a governing instinct based on authoritarian violence disorder
Trump’s “America First” becomes America alone
Heather Digby Parton
The nation’s allies are refusing to help in Iran, leaving the president increasingly isolated on the world stage
Why Donald Trump is losing the war at home
David Smith
Public opinion is staunchly opposed to Trump's actions in the Middle East
Trump wants to punish media for his unpopular war
Sophia Tesfaye
The president and FCC Chair Brendan Carr are threatening journalists and broadcasters for their Iran coverage
Climate change is the latest weapon in warfare. Trump is indulging it
Troy Farah
The Iran war shows how fossil fuels, conflict and planetary crisis are now inseparable
The 2026 Oscars were (almost) optimistic
Coleman Spilde
Host Conan O'Brien wanted the ceremony to indicate hope for the future. It only hit the mark half the time
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