Irma Won’t “Wake Up” Climate Change-Denying Republicans. Their Whole Ideology Is on the Line.
Science is a battle zone because it is revealing again and again that pro-corporate business as usual leads to a species-threatening catastrophe.
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Science is a battle zone because it is revealing again and again that pro-corporate business as usual leads to a species-threatening catastrophe.
For millions of people across North America, Africa, and Europe, the summer of 2017 has been a season of wildfires.
The key free speech principle has been rediscovered: One need not celebrate and praise ideas to defend their right to be expressed.
As the Paper of Record boasts of its own diversity, the range of opinions it airs continues to shrink.
If hate speech laws existed in the U.S., their prime targets would be pro-Palestinian groups, Muslims, atheists, Black Lives Matter activists, and antifa.
Now is exactly the time to talk about climate change — and all the other systemic injustices that turn disasters like Harvey into human catastrophes.
The White House chief strategist encouraged Trump's racist tendencies but they were Trump's to begin with, and they remain in the Oval Office after Bannon's departure.
Much of the media has overlooked the fact that Trump doesn’t like being forced to denounce racism for the very simple reason that he himself is, and always has been, a racist.
The impulse to curtail civil liberties in the wake of terror attacks, and blame those who defend them, is always wrong and dangerous.
The dictator of North Korea is brutal but not crazy. The American president, however, has been described by mental health experts as paranoid and delusional.
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