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Great Barrier Reef Suffered Worst Coral Die-Off on Record in 2016
In the northern region of the Great Barrier Reef, about 67 percent of the corals have died over the last eight to nine months.
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Shutting Down the Panopticon: A Report From Inside the Stateville Correctional Center
Prisoners at the roach-infested and noisy Stateville panopticon prison may soon be moving to other facilities.
Defiant After Dakota Setback, Texas Company Eyes Pipeline Through Louisiana’s Atchafalaya Basin
Energy Transfer Partners appears to have a powerful ally in Republican Trump.
Playing Defense: How Progressives Could Push Democrats to Block the Trump Agenda
Progressives now have more power within the Democratic Party, which activists must push to be more militant.
Facing Trial for Hate Speech, Islamophobic Dutch Politician Hopes to Ride Trump’s Tide
Dutch far-right politician Geert Wilders and Trump helped mutually reinforce white supremacy in Europe and the US.
Michigan Election Officials Refuse to Recount Thousands of Ballots in State’s Communities of Color
Fifty-nine percent of Detroit's precincts disqualified.
Ending AIDS Requires Both Prevention and a Cure
While there remains consensus over treatment, prevention efforts are considered more politically contentious.
The Private Vice of Greed Undermines Public Virtue
Current levels of oligarchic inequality, together with financial corruption, critically weaken today's neoliberal capitalist societies.
Trump’s Bait and Switch: How to Swamp Washington and Double-Cross Your Supporters Big Time
Trump's administration is already one of the great political bait-and-switch productions in our history.
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Three Men in a Room: The DC Edition
Now it looks like the country will have “Three Men in a Room” on a national scale.