Jeff St. John / Canary MediaAcross the country, hundreds of projects to improve grid reliability and make electricity more affordable face an uncertain future.Business & Economy
Freddy Brewster / The LeverAs war with Iran drove oil prices higher, Trump gave politically connected oil companies — not taxpayers — the chance to cash in on publicly owned oil.
Claire Barber / Inside Climate NewsFirefighters are bracing for dangerous fire weather to return to the Pacific Northwest this week, and it could continue until the fall.Film
Safina Nabi / TruthdigPromised that studying hard would lead to stable jobs, Indian and Asian students instead face high suicide rates and exam leaks. In Delhi, students protested for 36 days and won — or did they?Prison Reform
Taylor Noakes / DeSmogSeemingly unlikely alliances are springing up in Canada and the U.S. to prevent rural communities from becoming a "toxic CO2 dumping ground."
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Luke Savage / TruthdigCentrist arguments about who is or isn't "electable" have always been about disciplining the Democratic base rather than actually winning elections.TD Column
Conor Lynch / TruthdigThanks to unabashed left positions on inequality, healthcare, labor and data centers, Francesca Hong has generated strong momentum headed into next week’s primary.
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Opinion
Truman did not order the atomic bombings. But he did stop them.
Activism
There's no "middle" between neofascist corporatism and democracy.
Politics
Across the country, hundreds of projects to improve grid reliability and make electricity more affordable face an uncertain future.
Business & Economy
As war with Iran drove oil prices higher, Trump gave politically connected oil companies — not taxpayers — the chance to cash in on publicly owned oil.
Environment
Firefighters are bracing for dangerous fire weather to return to the Pacific Northwest this week, and it could continue until the fall.
Film
A new biopic serves up a portrait of the chef as a young man.
Global Voices
Promised that studying hard would lead to stable jobs, Indian and Asian students instead face high suicide rates and exam leaks. In Delhi, students protested for 36 days and won — or did they?
Prison Reform
Eldercare collectives and other forms of mutual aid in a Tennessee house of correction.
Politics
The Vermont independent also congratulated Donavan McKinney and Will Lawrence, whom he endorsed.
Environment
Seemingly unlikely alliances are springing up in Canada and the U.S. to prevent rural communities from becoming a "toxic CO2 dumping ground."
Ear to the Ground
Reviving the hatreds and loyalties of 2020 won’t settle the mysteries around COVID-19 — or help us prevent and prepare for the next pandemic.
Opinion
Centrist arguments about who is or isn't "electable" have always been about disciplining the Democratic base rather than actually winning elections.
TD Column
Thanks to unabashed left positions on inequality, healthcare, labor and data centers, Francesca Hong has generated strong momentum headed into next week’s primary.