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In a variety of Republican-led state legislatures, members are taking overt and covert actions designed to protect their majorities from voters whom they fear—correctly—want to vote them out.
The endorsement of the fossil fuel treaty proposal by Antigua and Barbuda and Timor-Leste... shows who are the real climate leaders.
Atonement is not simply just recanting your transgressions but doing something about them. But what makes it even cooler is tracing back a definition that is obsolete. To atone meant to bring into unity, or harmony. It meant to create unity.
Rupert Murdoch has been described as perhaps the most destructive immigrant ever to become an American citizen—a fact that is hard to overstate.
Joe Biden announces a historic show of support for striking autoworkers with his plan to stand on the picket lines with them.
Clarence Thomas has attended at least two Koch donor summits, putting him in the extraordinary position of having helped a political network that has brought multiple cases before the Supreme Court.
Far-right censorship zealots have decided that the men who raised Christian the lion from a cub and later released him in Kenya seemed gay—they aren't—but that was enough for them ban the story.
Wind farm opponents claim that offshore wind is responsible for a spike in whale deaths. Experts don’t buy it, but interest groups backed by fossil fuel money are spreading false information.
The crude assertion that American slaves learned skills, trades and gained benefits from their bondage is a typical non sequitur from an extremist movement that seeks to evade any moral teaching and history’s judgements.
Inspired by the FDR's popular Civilian Conservation Corps, Biden's American Climate Corps (ACC) will establish a paid training program with the goal of providing good-paying clean energy oriented jobs.
For today’s bought-off GOP (and a handful of bought-off “problem solver” Democrats), as long as Republicans on the Supreme Court keep the corrupt payola machine running, there simply is no bottom.
Tommy Tuberville—responsible for holding up about 300 military promotion confirmations—represents Alabama but lives and votes in Florida. Why is he still in the Senate?
Kristin Welker's interview with Trump was never going to yield what the critics have demanded it should have. But when quotes from it show up as evidence in court, those views might have to change.
These two first-in-the-nation bills will provide unprecedented insight into corporate climate emissions and financial climate risk.
This documentary examines how and why thousands of ordinary Germans carried out mass atrocities as members of Nazi police squads during the Holocaust.
The threats of violence used against government officials by Trump supporters echo the terror campaigns run by followers of Mussolini and Hitler in the early days of their rising to power.
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