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Breaking: Obama’s ready to veto Keystone XL bill
Lindsay Abrams
The president will not sign potential legislation forcing through approval of the pipeline
Robert Reich: Republican economics is “magical-mystery math”
Robert Reich
The former secretary of labor on the new GOP Congress and the inherent dangers of "dynamic scoring" projections
Rush Limbaugh: Republicans will “throw in” with Obama because of his race
Luke Brinker
"His race, by the way, is a clear factor in this. Let’s not kid ourselves."
Jerry Brown’s bold climate pledge: California to go 50 percent renewable in just 15 years
Lindsay Abrams
“We must demonstrate that reducing carbon is compatible with an abundant economy and human well-being,” said Brown
Jeb Bush: Gay couples’ rights should depend on where they live
Luke Brinker
Potential presidential candidate says marriage equality should be a "state decision"
West Virginia’s sneaky climate denial: School board alters state science standards
Lindsay Abrams
Last-minute changes to the state's climate change education requirements fly in the face of science
Mitch McConnell has a “scary” plan to block climate action
Lindsay Abrams
The new Senate Majority Leader said that President Obama is "not going to like" the GOP's 2015 agenda
Wild orcas may not survive climate change
Rachel Clark
If Chinook salmon populations continue to dwindle, killer whales could be driven to extinction
9 signs the Kochs have created their own national political party
Steven Rosenfeld
If you want to understand America's painful lurch toward plutocracy, look no further than these mega-millionaires
“The result … of a political failure”: Historian Adam Tooze on why the lessons of WWI still resonate today
Elias Isquith
Celebrated Yale historian tells Salon why the world that made the Great War is hauntingly much like our own
Fox News has nothing but fear: Here’s how we fight back against lies — and win
Paul Rosenberg
The right took Congress with scare tactics. To hold the White House in 2016, Democrats need an aggressive counter
Europe’s age of inferno: How a volcano swallowed the Western world
Lindsay Abrams
Science writer Alexandra Witze talks to Salon about one of modern history's deadliest natural diasters
I get it – you’re an atheist. You should still capitalize “God”
Richard (R.J.) Eskow
Using a lowercase "God" is like Fox News hacks saying "Democrat Party." It shows dumb disrespect to others, grammar
Battle of the billionaires: Why liberals shouldn’t count on their rich patrons to win
Heather Digby Parton
The way liberal and conservative billionaires use their money for political change is different. Here's who wins
The day I left my son in the car
Kim Brooks
I made a split-second decision to run into the store. I had no idea it would consume the next years of my life
What’s in store for the year ahead? 2015 political predictions
Luke Brinker
2016 rapidly approaches, but the presidential campaign won't be the only story of consequence
The year in John Oliver: How “Last Week Tonight” redefined political comedy
Sarah Gray
We lost "The Colbert Report" in 2014, but gained "Last Week Tonight." Here were our favorite segments
Rebecca Solnit: The Age of Capitalism is over
Rebecca Solnit
Rebecca Solnit assesses our poisonous fossil fuel dependency -- and why we're on the verge of a paradigm shift
Authors’ favorite books: The ultimate literary guide to 2014
Michele Filgate
From Roxane Gay on Lindsay Hunter to Knausgaard on Donald Antrim, authors share the books they loved most this year
Making abortion clinics beautiful: Meet the architect changing how we view them
Katie McDonough
Architect Lori Brown tells Salon about her work to remake the built environment in and around abortion clinics
Let’s all screw the 1 percent: The simple move Obama could make to strengthen the rest of us
Paul Rosenberg
You're working more hours and not getting paid for them. We can fix that -- and put more people to work. Here's how
Terrifying gifts from the 22nd century: The hottest holiday presents for a post-apocalyptic tomorrow
Joanna Rothkopf
The world will be way scarier by then, but there are still plenty of fun options for Christmas
My horrible right-wing past: Confessions of a one-time religious right icon
Frank Schaeffer
I was a religious fanatic appealing to political leaders. Today, the fanatics are the political leaders
Dengue’s deadly future: How climate change will put billions more at risk
Lindsay Abrams
As temperatures warm, a new report shows, vast regions of the world will become newly vulnerable to the disease
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