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This is the third year in a row Florida's lawmakers have changed voting rules, attacked community-based groups who support voters, and implemented unnecessary and confusing barriers to voting.
No other democratically run nation on the planet gives its highest court justices lifetime tenure. Now legal experts are recommending term limits.
Evangelicals were a largely powerless, dying dinosaur until 2016, when Donald Trump acquired the presidency and gave them the perfect amoral partner to serve as the biggest bully pulpit they’ve ever had.
So Ron DeSantis would have command of a military police unit with arrest powers across the state of Florida. What could go wrong?
For more than a half-century, Belafonte carried on the legacy of the 1960s. Like few others, he blended the worlds of culture and politics, singing a song of justice.
On a Friday morning before Memorial Day weekend 2018, a tank holding waste from labs working with Ebola, anthrax, and other lethal pathogens became overpressurized, forcing the liquid out a vent pipe—and no one had noticed.
Spring the Vernal Equinox, thought by many to be the finest time of the year. A time when love blooms.
If there is a sharp dividing line in America now, this is it. It is the line between joyful people and miserable people; between those who live open-handed toward the world and those whose fists are balled-up tightly.
The Dominion lawsuit gave us a rare opportunity to see just how dishonestly Fox’s talent, like Tucker Carlson, acted when the cameras were rolling—all the while claiming an authenticity that was completely fake.
Sinema’s campaign reported $10 million on hand as of March 31, several times her opponent Ruben Gallego’s $2.7 million on hand.
The RuPublican AI-generated images of Republican icons of corruption and bigotry are just as over-the-top and their ridiculous and false narratives around drag.
Stand your ground laws authorize defensive violence without a duty to retreat. Some also expand the circumstances in which someone could use lethal force to defend property.
The book Governor Ivey objects to urges inclusion and understanding for young children coming into education programs from all kinds of different families.
The U.S. is home to more than 450,000 warehouses and distribution centers, which provide almost 16.4 billion square feet of rooftop space. Covering that space with solar panels... You get the idea.
The curiosity of kids, borne out of simple observation, benefits us all this Earth Day—when we should all take stock of our relationship with this pale blue dot we live on.
We’ve been slaughtering each other since we became human, and even before. But back in the savannah days, you had to WORK at it. Now, anyone can kill anyone, and it’s easy. Just point, and pull the trigger.
