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The oceans are suffocating: Climate change is causing low oxygen levels
Karin Limburg
The oceans could see losses in fisheries and a collapse of marine ecosystems
“Lover, Beloved” is Suzanne Vega’s tribute to Carson McCullers and it is only the beginning
Annie Zaleski
Using illuminating, complex vignettes from McCuller's life, Vega crafts a multimedia nuanced tragedy
The truth about gentrifying the gayborhood: Forcing LGBT people out of their communities makes cities less safe
Nico Lang
Rising prices in once-thriving gay enclaves drive out customers and eventually destination nightspots
“Guns in the Hands of Artists” aims to change the conversation around gun violence
Amanda Marcotte
A coffee table book inspired by a New Orleans art exhibit looks at the gun violence debate through an artistic lens
Turkey’s ruthless, slow-motion coup: 110,000 purged as Western ally cracks down on dissent, journalism
Ben Norton
Increasingly authoritarian U.S.-allied Turkish President Erdogan is exploiting the failed coup to carry out his own
Militia members are preparing for an armed conflict resulting from “intense fallout” after Election Day
Brendan Gauthier
Militia leader Chris Hill (aka Blood Agent) says he'll "fight and die to uphold and defend" the Second Amendment
Ammon Bundy, leader of Oregon standoff: “We will continue to stand”
The Associated Press
The conservative hero says he'll continue to fight the government
What a Kroc: How McDonald’s avoids responsibility for its franchises’ mistreatment of workers
Angelo Young
Locked in a legal case that could have changed the franchising business forever, McDonald's dodged a bullet
Fables of the Republican obstruction: Richard Burr and Ross Douthat try — and fail — to make their blatantly partisan obstructionism sound principled
Gary Legum
Burr and Douthat had to get their shovels out to explain the GOP's blocking any SCOTUS nominee from Hillary Clinton
Federal judge orders Republicans to reveal poll-watching deal with Donald Trump campaign
Sophia Tesfaye
A judge wants the RNC to open up about how it's working with Donald Trump to watch the polls on Election Day
Behind the “Mormon mafia” feud: Evan McMullin’s anti-Trump candidacy splits Republicans along religious lines
Matthew Sheffield
Mormon outsider Evan McMullin threatens to win Utah, and GOP loyalists fight back with religious bigotry
Why are environmentalists denouncing a carbon tax in Washington state?
Lucas Davis
I-732 exposes the difficult and complex politics of environmental policymaking
An Iranian-American soldier’s war on Islamophobia
Nate Terani
Nate Terani, a war veteran, explains his stance on the growing xenophobia developing in the U.S.
Nobody really knows who will show up in the polls
Adele M. Stan
The biggest mystery this election is what the electorate will turn out to be
Is Hillary Clinton an emailing criminal? A nonpartisan guide to national security and foreign policy issues in the presidential election (part II)
R. Jeffrey Smith
Will we be less safe during the next administration?
It’s not the economy — it’s the jobs, stupid: What the last employment report before the election will tell us
Angelo Young
The October jobs report may not decide the who wins the presidency, but it will set the agenda for whoever does
Dakota pipeline protesters say they were detained in dog kennels; 268 arrested in week of police crackdown
Ben Norton
Native-led #NoDAPL protests at Standing Rock continue amid brutal backlash; National Guard, humvees, guns deployed
Don’t get weird, OK? Let new comedy “People of Earth” take you to a better place
Melanie McFarland
A strong ensemble cast elevates this odd show about an alien abduction support group into something stellar
Federal lawsuits filed in 5 states after African-American voters purged from registration rolls, targeted for intimidation by the Trump campaign
Sophia Tesfaye
In violation of the Voting Rights Act, the NAACP and Democrats allege Republicans have targeted black voters
When it comes to destroying evidence, Donald Trump shouldn’t talk
Ilana Novick
A standard practice in Trump's organization is to destroy pertinent documents and data
What will happen when Mosul falls?
Ryan Bohl
The Islamic State may be doomed, but that hardly means peace for Iraq
How Evan McMullin went from political unknown into a #NeverTrump symbol
Brady Mccombs
Who is the man who could conceivably win Utah?
#CrimingWhileWhite does pay: Ammon Bundy and weaponized white privilege prevails again in Oregon
Chauncey DeVega
Just consider: An all-white jury acquitted militant religious fundamentalists whose avowed aim is hurting the U.S.
Even Corporate America hates this election: CEOs blame election jitters for their companies’ sluggish third-quarter performance
Angelo Young
Consumers and companies alike are distracted and cautious ahead of Nov. 8
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