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Gen. Russel Honoré: Trump’s coup attempt “put us in the banana republic club”
Chauncey DeVega
Retired general who studied Capitol security says "our government failed" on Jan. 6, and White House was complicit
How Joe Biden is like America’s founding fathers — and no, I’m not kidding
Matthew Rozsa
Biden has great ideas but can't implement them due to political stalemate — just like Washington and Jefferson
Younger voters agree with Democrats — but don’t trust them. Here’s how to fix that
Paul Rosenberg
After Roe decision, Democrats have a golden opportunity to win back younger voters — if they actually stand up
It’s the perfect moment for a clean-energy future: But war and greed are getting in the way
Carl Pope
Oil prices are spiking. Renewables keep getting cheaper. Activists must push for a faster, fairer transition
Biden administration advances offshore oil and gas drilling
Jake Johnson
This is the third time the Biden administration has announced new oil and gas leasing plans before a holiday
Supreme Court ends on a low note: Why we should now be more frightened for their next term
Heather Digby Parton
Supreme Court ends infamous term with promise for worse outcomes next time
I can’t believe I pay taxes for this
D. Watkins
Yes, I think we should pay taxes. But from SCOTUS salaries to the police, I have questions about our ROI
Doomsday: Supreme Court decision a dagger for efforts to curb carbon emissions, experts say
Eric Schank
"We don't have another option for large-scale reductions in greenhouse gasses"
“Cataclysmic”: Conservatives on Supreme Court rule against EPA’s plan to combat climate change
Jon Skolnik
"I cannot think of many things more frightening," Justice Elena Kagan wrote in a fiery dissent
Biden administration sued for oil leasing on public lands
Kenny Stancil
"Burning fossil fuels from existing leases on federal lands is incompatible with a livable climate"
Elon Musk makes climate change worse: A new study confirms space tourism is destroying the planet
Matthew Rozsa
Elon Musk has depicted himself as a foe of climate change, but a new study undermines that claim
The other cancel culture: How a public university is bowing to a conservative crusade
Daniel Golden, Kirsten Berg
Boise State University keeps capitulating to right-wing complaints
“Smash capitalism” to “release your job,” what “Downton Abbey” & Beyoncé can teach us about progress
Jean Bentley
In "Downton" movie sequel "A New Era," how the Crawleys & Co. approach work demonstrate how we should tackle change
How “Bob’s Burgers” and its loving queerness became a cult favorite among the LGBTQ community
Ashlie D. Stevens
"I just enjoy seeing a world where being gay – or whatever you may be – isn’t questioned"
Why gas prices are so high, according to history (and no, it’s not Biden’s fault)
Matthew Rozsa
A look back at American gas price increases, the global factors that contributed and the presidents who got blamed
How a flood from 100 years ago tested the government’s ability to respond to climate change
Matthew Rozsa
The Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 was the most destructive river flood in American history — and remains relevant
Poor People’s March calls for “moral fusion of everybody” to fight “politics of greed”
Bob Hennelly
Revived crusade founded by Dr. King focuses on new rise of union organizing at Amazon, Starbucks and elsewhere
Worried about the “unprecedented” sriracha shortage? It’s almost too easy to make your own
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Don't fret about the condiment drought! Here's how to turn up the heat at home
Land shark? Why more shark encounters are likely coming and how “humans are not on the menu”
Matthew Rozsa
A new study reveals that sharks aren't scared off by cities, but maybe they ought to be
The real world behind “Jurassic World”: How the story of dinosaurs reflects the story of humans
Matthew Rozsa
During the Gilded Age, two men fought to find valuable fossils — and one changed the world by discovering a T. Rex
French left scores big comeback: Macron loses majority, his “reform” agenda in danger
Kenny Stancil
Macron in trouble: Jean-Luc Mélenchon's leftist coalition made major gains, as did Marine Le Pen's far-right party
Charlottesville, COVID, Trump and free speech: How white supremacy entered the mainstream
Anis Shivani
The post-Charlottesville crackdown on the alt-right was liberalism's Waterloo. Don't believe me? Look around you
Juneteenth is a reminder that freedom still depends on where you live
Harya Tarekegn
As we commemorate the memory of Juneteenth, let's remember that progress does not occur evenly
No, Elon Musk, America isn’t a “gerontocracy”: The real issue is massive wealth inequality
Winslow Erik Wright
Yes, America's leaders are too old. But focusing on that fact only fuels bigotry, and avoids the real problem
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