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Kansas was just the beginning: Abortion-rights activists turn to states — and they’re winning
Austin Sarat
A surprising twist on states' rights: After Dobbs, pro-choice advocates look to state courts — and it's working
California dairy uses lots of water. Here’s why it matters
Twilight Greenaway
Advocates say it's a good time to take a closer look at the water use behind your milk
Ilhan Omar to Democrats: “Let’s give working folks a reason to turn out to vote for us”
Jessica Corbett
"The only way to protect our wins is with a massive, historic voter turnout," the congresswoman said
The problem with corporate pledges to protect abortion access and the climate
Joseph Winters
"Companies don’t do anything out of the goodness of their hearts."
Understanding “longtermism”: Why this suddenly influential philosophy is so toxic
Émile P. Torres
Whatever we may "owe the future," it isn't a bizarre and dangerous ideology fueled by eugenics and capitalism
How to destroy a “forever chemical”: Scientists are discovering ways to eliminate PFAS
A. Daniel Jones, Hui Li
PFAS are pervasive in the environment, and even in our blood. Scientists are working to capture and destroy them
Dr. Oz should be worried – voters punish “carpetbaggers,” and new research shows why
Charles R. Hunt
Pennsylvania voters aren't buying into the New Jersey millionaire backed by Trump
Bee genocide may have been caused by insecticides that make bees unable to walk in a straight line
Matthew Rozsa
When exposed to neonicotinoids, bees start to stumble — and that sent billions to their death
The GOP turns against the League of Women Voters
Megan O’Matz
Voter registration and good-government group now seen as "radical leftists" by Republicans
After Biden’s climate bill: Three big steps toward America’s energy transition
Carl Pope
Biden's big bill is a breakthrough on energy — but there's a long way to go. These three steps should come next
Restaurants start to adopt reusable serviceware
Lela Nargi
Every year, 840 billion pieces of disposable food serviceware are used by restaurants and food-related businesses
Even a small rise in temperatures could decimate North American forests
Brett Marsh
A new study warns that boreal forests are fast approaching a tipping point
“Hell state America”: Florida court bars “parentless” 16-year-old from getting abortion
Jessica Corbett
Activists outraged: "She's not 'mature' enough to make that decision. But she's mature enough to raise a child?"
“We owe him nothing”: Rashida Tlaib vows to “vote down” Joe Manchin’s oil-friendly IRA side deal
Jake Johnson
"He and his fossil fuel donors already got far too much in the IRA," Tlaib says
Cuba’s big fire has been contained — but Biden’s Cuba policy remains a disaster
Natasha Lycia Ora Bannan, Medea Benjamin
A humanitarian and ecological disaster unfolded 90 miles from Florida, and the U.S. just sat back and watched
What makes food regenerative?
FoodPrint
Regenerative agriculture is hitting the mainstream thanks to worries about climate change
“87,000 IRS agents”: New conspiracy theory proves Trump’s encouragement of violence is GOP standard
Amanda Marcotte
The latest GOP lie isn't just a distraction — it's feeding the violent fantasies of the insurrectionist right
Is this the worst time in American history to be a mom?
Nicole Karlis
The existential gloom surrounding parenthood is greater than ever. Is motherhood really that bad right now?
When they came for the librarians: My profession is under attack — what happens now?
Gretchen Corsillo
People in my profession are used to mockery and low salaries. We didn't expect constant insults and real danger
Cognitive biases and brain biology help explain why facts don’t change minds
Keith M. Bellizzi
It can feel safer to block out contradictory information that challenges a belief
Lincoln’s midterms: The lessons of 1862, and how they may still apply
Matthew Rozsa
At the worst moment of division and carnage in American history, we still had midterm elections to get through
House passes Inflation Reduction Act
Jake Johnson
"We've got more to do," Rep. Pramila Jayapal said on the House floor. "But today, let's celebrate this."
When conservation meant the right to kill animals
Matthew Rozsa
Theodore Roosevelt was a great conservationist — and also a prolific hunter. In his mind, the two went hand-in-hand
No exit: After Mar-a-Lago raid, Trump is trapped — and his fear is palpable
Brian Karem
Donald Trump's lifelong grift is nearing its final act. Across America his power is fading — and he knows it
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