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How the Heat That Data Centers Make All Year Long Can Be Stored for Use in Winter

Posted by The Conversation | Oct 10, 2026 | Progress & Solutions

Donald Trump, Access Hollywood, and Losing Faith In Half of America

Posted by John Pavlovitz | Oct 9, 2026 | Opinions & Commentary

Politics, Corruption & Criminality

Barbarity for the Sake of Barbarity: Trump’s Pentagon Plans to Livestream a Firing Squad Execution

Trump's biggest actual success was as an entertainer. Hegeseth is a TV news guy. Of course a public firing squad execution broadcast live sounds good to them.

Human Rights & Justice

Israeli Security Minister Plans a Moat for Palestinian Prisoners With Crocodiles as Guards

Crocodiles are not deployed here because they are efficient security tools. Rather, they evoke fears that prison walls, cameras and sensors do not.

Climate & Environment

The Question of Who Pays for Climate Change Damage Heads to the Supreme Court

What the Supreme Court will do with this case is hard to predict, but the stakes for climate accountability and corporate liability are massive.

Progress & Solutions

Making the Most of a Post-Trump America

How do you define a better game than the one being played now, once it has been forced to end? It turns out the Framers of the Constitution had a pretty good notion of that.

Opinions & Commentary

How Is It That Republicans Hate America So Much?

The Republican Party has done tremendous damage to our nation, and this is not discussed near enough.

Fact Heroes

How an Arizona Election Official Changed From Election Skeptic to Election Defender

Michelle Burchill had doubts about election integrity when she took a voter registration job in a rural Arizona county. Not any more.

Quick Facts

White Nationalism’s Appeal Runs Deep In American Politics

Survey findings show that support for white nationalism cannot be explained solely by partisan politics.

Racism (Us vs Them)

Armed Poll Watchers: The Cautionary Tale of New Jersey’s 1981 Racist Voter Intimidation Campaign

This November, Republican tactics in 1981 are worth remembering. They demonstrate that the safeguarding of polling places from imaginary fraudulent voters is not a new idea.

Money Over People

The Changing Struggle of Gig Workers—Making Ends Meet Is Harder Than Ever

Gig work platforms are getting richer by the day from the labor of gig workers. But the workers themselves? Not so much...

Larry's Observations

Memorial Day Blues

This is not a day of celebration but a day of expressing grief and sorrow, a day to ruminate about the horrors of war and give thanks to the brave and willing.