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“DACA has made sense to me”: Republican lawmakers pledge to support DACA over Trump
Charlie May
With DACA in the hands of a Republican-led Congress, it's still unclear if they will be able to save Dreamers
Three things we just learned about climate change and big storms: Can the lessons of Harvey save us?
Paul Rosenberg
As bad as Harvey was, the next big storm could be worse. Forget incremental responses — it's time for action
Baltimore politicians are letting union jobs die while making way for luxury real estate
Bruce Vail
Almost a billion in public benefits goes to a luxury real estate project that simultaneously kills 100 union jobs
White House asks Congress for $7.85 billion for Harvey aid, as a shutdown and a hectic month shapes up
Charlie May
Congress is set to return this week, and will face major tests regarding Harvey aid, the debt ceiling and DACA
Bannon’s failure: His grandiose vision of right-wing populism was never going to work
Conor Lynch
Steve Bannon's "economic nationalism" has been thoroughly defeated — and was never more than white-dude nostalgia
Republicans want to use disaster funds to pay for Trump’s Mexico border wall
Matthew Rozsa
While FEMA's budget will be slashed, funds will be allocated for the border wall — which Mexico isn't paying for
The 2 degrees that matter most
David Titley
How we can limit climate change — even if we miss the 2 degrees Celsius mark
Texas is facing another looming disaster from Harvey
Matthew Rozsa
It may be difficult for victims of Hurricane Harvey to receive financial assistance from insurance companies
Democrats demand a price for Charlottesville: Trump must disband his voter fraud commission
Sophia Tesfaye
Democrats seize on major voting rights victories to demand real concessions following Charlottesville
Stop saying Donald Trump can be moderated by John Kelly
Jeremy Binckes
It's a meme and a dream, and the idea that Trump's chief of staff will have any calming influence is bogus
Trump in Arizona: Threats, paranoia and a dark lesson in white history
Heather Digby Parton
Trump promises a government shutdown, hints he'll pardon Joe Arpaio — and vows to make history white again
Don Lemon reacts perfectly to Donald Trump’s “unhinged” Phoenix speech
Matthew Rozsa
After Donald Trump's unhinged speech, Don Lemon expressed disbelief at all the lies
Despite disavowals, leading tech companies help extremist sites monetize hate
Julia Angwin, Jeff Larson, Madeleine Varner, Lauren Kirchner
New survey finds PayPal, Stripe, Newsmax and other companies help keep extremist sites in business
Trump heads to Arizona: Will his supporters notice he’s not building a wall?
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump's campaign-style rally in Phoenix could get ugly — but his hints about pardoning Joe Arpaio are uglier still
After Trumpcare debacle, congressional GOP leaders are trying to avoid a debt ceiling fiasco
Matthew Sheffield
House conservatives are still trying to avoid a "clean" increase of the federal debt ceiling, will Trump help them?
Tesla joins effort to pair batteries with offshore wind
Bobby Magill
The offshore wind farm energizing 80,000 homes will be located 12 miles outside Martha's Vineyard, Mass.
Donald Trump may be willing to shut down the government over border wall funding
Angelo Young
The president may not be serious about forcing Mexico to pay for the wall, but he’s serious about saving face
Watch Paul Ryan’s cringe-worthy attempt to talk about Donald Trump’s border wall
Jeremy Binckes
House Speaker Paul Ryan rallies support for the Mexico border wall with a PR tribute, and not legislating
Burning Raqqa: The civilian toll on the U.S.’ latest anti-ISIS strategy
Laura Gottesdiener
The U.S. war against civilians in Syria
How the technology behind Bitcoin can save our elections
Julian Gottlieb
Bitcoin has been dismissed as an anarcho-capitalist fantasy, but its underlying tech could enable secure e-voting
Rising from the ashes, a Buffalo suburb ends its dependence on coal
Elizabeth McGowan
First in a series on communities overcoming obstacles to become cleaner and greener
Steve King says Donald Trump’s border wall could be funded if we cut food stamps to pay for it
Michael Glassman
Steve King wants to take money from feeding poor people, and use it instead to pay for Trump's wall
Mark Meadows: I’ll shut down the government if Trump’s border wall isn’t funded
Alessandra Maldonado
Mark Meadows threatens that, if a wall isn't being built, nothing in the government will be funded
Staggering right-wing hypocrisy: America is not going to “come together” under GOP politics of division
David Masciotra
Republicans need to stop begging Americans for "unity" while they pursue unjust policies
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