Connor Echols / Responsible StatecraftThe Michigan senator said she had a “productive conversation” with Sen. Chris Van Hollen about running for majority leader.Media
Tamara Pearson / Z NetworkAs information, climate and justice crises converge, courageous global reporting is a vital antidote to disconnection and desensitization.Business & Economy
Truthdig staff / TruthdigOn Tuesday, voters overwhelmingly rejected Silicon Valley’s push for a data center build-out, from sea to shining sea.
Interview
Mark Krotov, Daniel Schlozman / n+1Political scientist Daniel Schlozman on the midterms, divided government and the future of a center-left party where progressives and moderates are stuck together.
Georgina Gustin / Inside Climate NewsThe agency will suspend efforts, in the works for more than 20 years, to develop measures to enforce clean air laws at factory farms.Opinion
Corey Atad / Truthdig“Being Heumann” is a lively portrait of the mother of the disability rights movement and the people behind one of its early victories.TD Column
Daniel Hunter / Waging NonviolenceYes, exhale and celebrate. But sustained movement energy is needed for the long-haul pressure campaigns ahead.Opinion
Imran Khalid / FPIFUsing the debt ceiling hurts the world’s poorest borrowers. Democrats have better options to curb Trump's war powers.
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Politics
The Michigan senator said she had a “productive conversation” with Sen. Chris Van Hollen about running for majority leader.
Media
As information, climate and justice crises converge, courageous global reporting is a vital antidote to disconnection and desensitization.
Business & Economy
Despite recent flops, experts hope the next round of electric pickups will be cheaper — and less polarizing.
Opinion
As in 2008, powerful corporate Democrats show few signs of heeding the anger of voters.
Ear to the Ground
On Tuesday, voters overwhelmingly rejected Silicon Valley’s push for a data center build-out, from sea to shining sea.
Interview
Political scientist Daniel Schlozman on the midterms, divided government and the future of a center-left party where progressives and moderates are stuck together.
Environment
The agency will suspend efforts, in the works for more than 20 years, to develop measures to enforce clean air laws at factory farms.
Opinion
Trumpism has been decisively rebuked. Now we must escape the morass that created it.
Film
“Being Heumann” is a lively portrait of the mother of the disability rights movement and the people behind one of its early victories.
TD Column
Are the working-class populists who flipped districts Donald Trump won in 2024 the future of the Democratic Party?
TD Column
The Democrats have unfinished business after Tuesday.
