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What’s happened to our streets with all this No Kings business?

President Trump may think his 20-point proposal will end the war in Gaza and solve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but reality on the ground suggests otherwise.

Coral reef growth rates in the tropical western Atlantic have slowed to a fraction of what they once were, erasing coastal protection benefits they once offered.

If Republicans are so convinced that Zohran Mamdani will fail as mayor of New York and that his policies won’t work, why are they trying so hard to keep him out of office even though the GOP candidate in the race doesn’t stand a chance?

California had the right idea, but it’s not the right idea for right now.

Once Trump’s ratings are low enough, his military power game will be put to the test. And you can make it happen.

A recent Department of Energy report falsely states that rising carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere will boost agricultural yields. In fact, climate change is much more likely to make food scarcer and more expensive.

But selections in the Epstein files continue to be protected behind one magic expression: “not credible.”

Whether it’s by digitally dumping feces on Americans or taking an actual wrecking ball to the White House, Donald Trump is making it quite clear what his aims are. But will “his” people finally get it?

For true patriots, watching the Trump administration and Republicans everywhere turn America into an authoritarian regime is exhausting. But Saturday’s massive “No Kings” protest shows that they are not alone and won’t go down quietly.

Now little Mikey Johnson and his crew have egg on their faces while they eat humble pie. Which is hard with their feet in their mouths.

Another Friday night massacre, but this time it’s not just an essential federal public health agency that will die.

Every single person who attends a “No Kings” event on Saturday shares in the responsibility of showing that the GOP’s characterization of the protests as a “Hate America” rally is wrong. Here is how you can do your part.

Donald Trump on Friday commuted the sentence of scandal-plagued former representative George Santos.

Millions may march this weekend. Some will go home thinking it didn’t matter. Here’s why they’re wrong — and right.

Donald Trump’s weaponized Department of Justice is at it again. This time, however, one of the president’s perceived enemies may have actually done something wrong.

Permission to dispense entirely with morality is worth, to these moguls, more than its weight in gold.

In failing to condemn a group of young Republicans for their racist and antisemitic comments, Vice President JD Vance demonstrates once more that he is a world-class hypocrite.

When millions gather and demonstrate, it becomes part of the narrative, helps build a movement, and is a great antidote for those feelings of futility.

Republicans are desperate to characterize Saturday’s “No Kings” rallies as anything other than what they really are: The actions of millions of patriots to defend democracy.

Does Trump get that there’s more to peace than a deal?


While the global economy has proven to be more resilient than anticipated to Donald Trump’s tariffs, the volatile US president remains a major risk factor to growth at home and abroad.

Hidden deep in the Federal Register, Donald Trump’s own Department of Labor has admitted that the president’s deportation policies will have a severe impact on the US food supply and what Americans pay for their groceries.


In what was perhaps his best day in office, Donald Trump traveled to the Middle East on Monday and was celebrated for brokering a peace deal between Israel and Hamas.

If we’re not careful, says Thiel, Greta Thunberg the Antichrist will have us all riding bicycles!

Yes, the masked ICE thugs and what they are doing is deeply un-American. But they are just the symptom of a problem that goes much deeper.

It is high time that the Nobel Committee recognizes Donald Trump… as the threat to democracy, global warming, a free press, science, and the fight against hunger that he is. That is why next year’s Nobel Peace Prize should go to the American Resistance movement.

Stephen Miller screams lies at Americans about the Antifa terrorists as he tries to justify the attack on blue cities.

Republicans love to tell Democrats to tamp down their rhetoric. Apparently, they do not feel that the same restraint should be necessary for themselves.

Donald Trump on Friday threatened to impose additional tariffs on China in response to Beijing’s announcement that it would tighten export restrictions on rare minerals.

The economy may be democracy’s last hope. Beneath calm headlines, inflation persists and wealth accumulates. The numbers reveal what matters most.


Revisiting my 1998 conversation with Jane Goodall — her voice, her vision, and her timeless reminder of our bond with the natural world.

While Republicans had hoped that Americans would blame Democrats for the government shutdown, the funding impasse has instead turned the nation’s attention to two things the GOP would rather not talk about: health care and high costs.

Meanwhile, emissions have continued to rise since the landmark treaty was signed.


Trump and Hegseth put the question. You will soon have to choose your answer.

There is perhaps nothing Donald Trump wants more than a Nobel Peace Prize. Does the deal between Israel and Hamas that could end the conflict in the Gaza Strip put him at the top of the list for the award?

From Covering Climate Now’s ‘Climate Beat’ newsletter, a guest article from Palestinian journalist Mohammed Al-Sawwaf demonstrates the deprivations and dilemmas faced by reporters in Gaza.

Pam Bondi did the equivalent of “pleading the Fifth” on Tuesday when she refused to answer the question of Democratic senators on various topics ranging from Jeffrey Epstein to the indictment of James Comey.

Within two years, Israel managed to squander most of the goodwill it received after Hamas killed more than 1,200 people in one of the worst terrorist attacks in history. It’s time to ask some questions.


With the US economy faltering, in large part because of his own policies, Donald Trump has his work cut out to make Americans believe that things are going great.

Trump and Hegseth are pushing the military too far — and now is the time to say so.

Donald Trump wants a confrontation and bloodshed in the US to justify his accelerated power grab.

The comments that Jay Jones, the Democratic candidate for attorney general in Virginia, made about a Republican lawmaker and his family are bad enough that they should make him quit the race. This would also serve as an important sign that Democrats believe in accountability even when Republicans don’t.

How much does Donald Trump know about what is going on in his administration? Is he really the one making all of the decisions, and, if not, then who is? Inquiring minds would like to know.

What were the generals thinking and why haven’t there been more resignations?