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Nancy Pelosi’s historic run as speaker comes with a lesson: Quit while you’re ahead
Amanda Marcotte
If Pelosi had put down the gavel a few years ago, her legacy as the greatest of all time would go unquestioned
How the energy crisis is pressuring countries’ climate plans
Robert Brecha
The invasion of Ukraine caused an energy deficit — now European countries scramble to find fossil fuel options
When will climate change become the crucial issue in American elections?
Tom Engelhardt
Most pressing issue was missing in action in the 2022 midterm elections
The postliberal crackup: The GOP’s post-midterm civil war starts with the New Right
Kathryn Joyce
"Integralists" battle "national conservatives" over religion, capitalism and the far-right conquest of America
Putin’s massive mistake: Lawrence Freedman on Ukraine and the lessons of history
Chauncey DeVega
Putin made bad decisions based on "total misapprehension," says military expert. Now the whole world pays the price
“Magpie Murders” creator on the finale revelation: “The anagram is disgusting”
Hanh Nguyen
Author Anthony Horowitz tells Salon about avoiding a bad word, a Sherlock Holmes inspiration and what comes next
Congress wants to spend billions on new weapons for possible ground war with Russia
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J.S. Davies
Why do powerful senators want to load up on expensive weapons, far beyond what the U.S. has sent to Ukraine?
“Expanding financial relationship”: Saudis funneled “billions” to Trump family before 2024 launch
Matthew Chapman
Earlier this week, Trump "struck a deal with a Saudi-based real estate company" on $1.6 billion development
We won’t get fooled again — I think. Trump’s back, but let’s hope it’s a brief visit
Brian Karem
Has the dark magic worn off? Are Republicans beginning to look toward the future? Be careful what you wish for
France to require all large parking lots to be covered by solar panels
Alex Lawson
The move could generate enough energy to power over 8 million homes
Trump’s announcement proves it, again: Republicans aren’t tough — they’re a bunch of weenies
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans know Trump is bad for the party, the country and the world — but they'll still grovel before Daddy
Possible missile strike in Poland sparks fears Ukraine war could escalate
Brett Wilkins
Unconfirmed reports of missile strike at Polish grain facility threaten wider war; Russia denies responsibility
What just happened? David Rothkopf on the midterm surprise and the Trump-DeSantis battle
Chauncey DeVega
Longtime Democratic insider on why the "red wave" evaporated, and why the GOP civil war is great news for America
Terrorist funders, arms traffickers and drug runners: The global threat of rogue diplomacy
Debbie Cenziper, Will Fitzgibbon, Delphine Reuter, Eva Herscowitz, Emily Anderson Stern
Massive investigation discovers alarming evidence on so-called honorary consuls
It would be amazingly dumb for GOP to impeach Biden — so sure, go for it
Amanda Marcotte
Kevin McCarthy could learn something from Newt Gingrich: His impeachment of Bill Clinton ended his career
Maybe the lunatics are right about Ukraine: Defeating Putin isn’t worth nuclear war
Tyler Austin Harper
We face only bad choices — but it's time to face them. Is a proxy war over Ukraine worth the risk of apocalypse?
What’s behind Elon’s Twitter disaster? A fundamental misunderstanding of “free speech”
Paul Rosenberg
Social media experts saw this all coming: Engineers don't understand freedom of speech, community or human behavior
America’s deadly addiction to war — and the intolerable price veterans pay for it
Kelly Denton-Borhaug
When we treat violence and death as something sacred, we poison our nation with lies. Veterans bear that burden
After the GOP’s midterm stinkbomb, the Trump-DeSantis 2024 throwdown is next
Heather Digby Parton
We don't even know who won the midterms yet — but it wasn't Donald Trump. DeSantis may conclude his time is now
How voter suppression and gerrymandering by the Texas GOP derails environmental justice
Elliott Woods
Voter suppression blocks calls by Texans of color for regulation and climate action
Top Putin lieutenant brags “we are interfering and will continue to interfere” in US elections
Travis Gettys
"Carefully, accurately, surgically and in our own way, as we know how to do," said Yevgeny Prigozhin
Benghazi! The day that launched America’s dizzying downward spiral — and I was there
Ethan Chorin
Obama didn't tell the truth — and the right weaponized that viciously. This is how America drove itself nuts
How Vietnam changed me — and changed America
Dennis Aftergut
I'm not a veteran. I'd never been to Vietnam before this year. But now I understand how much it shaped my life
Why I write about war — and why I can’t escape it
Chris Hedges
Writing about what I have witnessed in war is painful, not cathartic. But the orgiastic bloodlust never stops
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