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Republicans, where’s your backbone? Congressional GOP members must take a stand, not stay silent
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
There is a name for those who take the moral high ground and fight back: heroes
Libertarians to the rescue: How America’s third parties are working together to make elections fairer
Matthew Rozsa
The party scored a major victory for third parties in future elections
What happens after the next big terrorist attack? Trump is paving the way toward a terrifying crackdown
Émile P. Torres
Terrorism presents a grave danger — not for the reasons Trump claims, but because it could undermine democracy
Are fossil fuel companies telling investors enough about the risks of climate change? Probably not, but it’s complicated
Paul Griffin, Amy Myers Jaffe
Trump could reverse a recent push to require oil companies to disclose more information about climate change risks
Blind cleric behind 1990s terror plots dies in US prison
BRIAN MELLEY, LEE KEATH
Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman, aka "the Blind Sheik", died in prison Saturday serving life sentence for terrorist plans
Growing change: Homegrown food is one safety net in a less stable world for Native Americans
Amy McDermott
Indigenous peoples are already central in the fights for clean water and against global warming — food may be next
McCorvey, who was at center of Roe v. Wade, dead at 69
JAMIE STENGLE, DIANA HEIDGERD
Norma McCorvey, the "Jane Roe" at the center of the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion, has died
Bill Maher’s public service: Milo Yiannopoulos isn’t ready for “Real Time” and it shows
Erin Keane
Most people have no idea who Milo is, except that he claims to be "Dangerous." Friday night, Bill Maher showed them
From Edmund Burke to Mr. Burns: In the age of Trump, conservative thought has died at last
Andrew O'Hehir
Conservatism once had a coherent philosophy. After the neocons, the bigots and the neo-fascists, nothing's left
This week in Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest: What a simple trademark can do to a president’s foreign policy
Matthew Rozsa
It's becoming increasingly difficult for Trump's defenders to convincingly argue he's not profiting
Out of darkness, light: Will the Trumpian nightmare lead to a real “political revolution” after all?
Conor Lynch
Slavoj Žižek argued Trump would be better for the left than Clinton — and if we survive this, he might be right
Biologists find weird cave life that may be 50,000 years old
Seth Borenstein
Scientists have discovered life trapped in crystals, which live on minerals such as iron and manganese
Washington may have finally found bipartisan consensus with Congressional Cannabis Caucus
Sophia Tesfaye
Bipartisan House lawmakers launch pro-marijuana club
We’re all livin’ on a prayer: How a hair band anthem from the least cool ’80s rockers became a classic
Stephen Deusner
Bon Jovi's America is a country of hard times, with personal fortitude and ingenuity the only way to survive
Resistance recess: Activists gear up to pressure Republican lawmakers during congressional break
Sophia Tesfaye
We will replace you: New progressive PAC also warns Democrats who don't oppose President Trump will face a primary
Largest branch of American Judaism opposes Trump envoy pick
Richard Lardner
David Friedman is the wrong person for the job at a critical time
How robots could help chronically ill kids attend school
Veronica Newhart, Mark Warschauer
Telepresence robots allow chronically ill children to attend school virtually, in real time
Republicans rush to confirm Trump’s EPA nominee Scott Pruitt after federal judge orders release of fossil fuel emails
Sophia Tesfaye
Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt was ordered to reveal his fossil fuel communications — but not until Tuesday
Rex Tillerson, State Department, have been sidelined by President Trump
Matthew Rozsa
The former ExxonMobil CEO has very little pull in the new administration
America’s always had black inventors – even when the patent system explicitly excluded them
Shontavia Johnson
Both slaves and free African-Americans invented and innovated
President Trump’s family is living large — and American taxpayers are paying for it
Matthew Rozsa
The Trump family is footing Americans with an ever-increasing bill so they can maintain their lifestyle
Anti-Muslim conspiracists escalate campaign to crush Muslim Civil Society organizations
Sarah Lazare
A new initiative advanced by right-wing Republicans aims to declare the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organization
Is YouTube sensation PewDiePie really a Nazi? His intentions matter less than his effect
Matthew Sheffield
The YouTube superstar has become an alt-right hero, mirroring the nerd-to-Nazi transition of 4chan and others
The war isn’t over: Labor can still win in the south
Chris Brooks
Despite the Volkswagen and Boeing losses, unions can still come to an area that hasn't seen
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