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Harry Potter and the retconning of Dumbledore: It’s no longer about the story
Alison Stine
Has "Harry Potter" – depicting a shallow, antiquated and dangerous idea of queer people – finally lost its magic?
Why autistic people (including me) are self-medicating with cannabis
Matthew Rozsa
Many people with autism speak highly of self-medicating with marijuana — even if science hasn't caught up
Ukraine war fuels a weapons gold rush — and defense contractors are already cashing in
William D. Hartung, Julia Gledhill
Putin's war is a tragedy for the world, but it already has big winners: Weapons firms and the Pentagon budget
Take notes: Here’s Kamala Harris’ winning Wordle strategy
Joy Saha
Harris currently flaunts an impressive 48-game winning streak and an average of four guesses per puzzle
CO2 pipelines are coming. A pipeline safety expert says we’re not ready
Emily Pontecorvo
Companies want to build pipelines to capture and store carbon, but a report warns that regulators aren’t prepared
“Ugly betrayal”: Activists say Biden resuming oil, gas leases on public lands broke campaign promise
Brett Wilkins
Environmental groups accuse Biden of "prioritizing oil executive profits over future generations"
The world’s most ambitious climate goal is essentially out of reach
Shannon Osaka
The chances of holding global warming to less than 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 degrees Fahrenheit) is only around 38%
Neptune is cooling down when it should be heating up — and scientists aren’t sure why
Nicole Karlis
It's summer in Neptune's southern hemisphere, and it's inexplicably getting colder
Francis Fukuyama on Putin, Trump and why Ukraine is key to saving liberal democracy
Chauncey DeVega
The man who brought us "The End of History" says America faces long-term "political decay," but it's not too late
Why high gas prices aren’t necessarily good for the climate
Shannon Osaka
Price spikes alone don't change our driving habits — but an increase in the gas tax might
Scott Pruitt, Trump’s scandal-scarred EPA chief, files to represent Oklahoma in U.S. Senate
Jon Skolnik
Pruitt was facing 14 separate federal ethics investigations when he resigned from from office in 2018
Methane emissions soar to highest level ever recorded
Kate Yoder
Uncontrolled gas leaks and flaring are pushing the planet toward catastrophe
It’s time to nationalize the fossil fuel industries: That’ll trigger the right!
Thom Hartmann
Un-American, you say? Tell that to FDR, Nixon, Reagan, Bush and Obama, who all nationalized major industries
The climate case for seizing superyachts, Russian and otherwise
Eve Andrews
Oligarchs' superyachts emit more carbon than some Pacific Island nations
“The control I thought I had was one big fat illusion”: When crisis makes you not yourself anymore
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"Bomb Shelter" author Mary Laura Philpott talks about love, hope, loss, and learning from turtles
To renew democracy, we need big dreams: Why utopian visions are necessary
Paul Rosenberg
Historian Victoria Wolcott on how "freedom dreams" fueled the civil rights movement — and why we need them now
Is Michelle Wu America’s food justice mayor?
Steve Holt
The new leader of Boston is embarking on the most ambitious food policy agenda the city has ever seen
As Russia attacks Ukraine, experts weigh European “renaissance” for nuclear energy
Joseph Winters
Could nuclear power help break Europe's dependency on Russian gas?
With threats of nuclear war and climate disaster growing, America’s “bunker fantasy” is inadequate
David L. Pike
Until culture stops pushing the "shelter or die" narrative, it will be hard to effectively respond to nuclear war
Why is the right so obsessed with bathroom issues? Behind the new wave of anti-LGBTQ attacks
Chauncey DeVega
A panel of experts on conservative fascination with bodily functions — it's vicious, illogical and also revealing
Scientists arrested for peaceful climate protests around the world say “climate revolution now”
Eric Schank
Scientists protested worldwide in reaction to a U.N. report concluding humanity has three years to cut emissions
Vegan Fridays for all? More schools offer plant-based meals
Steve Holt
Despite many challenges, schools are focusing on equity and nutrition in an effort to feed kids more options
Dozens arrested as more than 1,000 join largest ever “scientist-led civil disobedience campaign”
Jake Johnson
Frustrated scientists are calling for a "climate revolution" to avert catastrophe
Trump claims the “lunatic left” is “mutilating” children — as usual, the media looks away
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's malignant normality keeps getting darker, but the media isn't interested. RIP Eric Boehlert, a huge loss
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