Trump, administration officials and even Elon Musk pushed for Alberta to separate from Canada. They all lost by a huge margin.
Progress & Solutions
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.
Communities are already fighting about data centers raising their power bills and using up precious water. Making different choices about how to handle the heat could help keep power bills down and water in local rivers.
It is almost unimaginable that a Florida Republican is running for reelection on a position against Trump's oppressive immigration policies. But that is exactly what is happening.
Tax flight is nothing more than a myth, and should be given as much credence as flat-earthers.
In some cases, grazing can be more practical or cost-effective than other fire risk reduction methods.
Two articles of impeachment have been filed against Vought, who has quietly become one of the most powerful and influential figures in the second Trump administration.
The Supreme Court may have sided with Monsanto/Bayer, but states can still take action against harmful pesticide manufacturers.
It may sound counterintuitive but Fervo Energy's super hot IPO this week is actually a canary in the opportunity coal mine for food's future.
It’s our job to do everything we can to make good and damn sure everybody is aware of our successes, and of the Blue Tsunami that is most assuredly coming in November.
Washington state has already seen the positive impacts of providing cash support.
The commons, unions, and a livable wage built the first mass middle class. Now younger voters want to reboot that machine at full throttle.
What do you think is going to happen in the newly drawn "safe Republican" districts when people sick and tired of Trump get to the polls next November?
New research from the Center for Working-Class Politics shows that progressive economic policies can bring working-class Trump supporters back into the Democratic Party.
If progressives hope to have any shot at influencing today’s Democratic Party and kicking out the corporate sellout Democrats and replacing them with real-deal progressives, then we need to get to work right now.
It’s taken more than a hundred years for these two plots to play out to their current climax: a barely-literate lunatic in the Oval Office, supported by self-centered billionaires and empowered by corruption in the other two branches of federal government.
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