How Ranked-Choice Voting Can (Partially) Fix Democracy
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There’s a better way to find a true consensus candidate. And it could help us avoid another Trump
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Jennifer Granholm Still Has High Hopes for the Infrastructure Bill
Posted in: Politics FeaturesIn an exclusive interview, the energy secretary talks about what Joe Manchin wants, her visit to a West Virginia coal mine, and how to create the political will to take on the climate crisis
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‘A Now-or-Never Moment’: Texas Pols Who Beat Back Voting Attack Take the Fight to Congress
Posted in: Politics FeaturesThey blocked a voter-suppression nightmare at home. Now, Texas Democrats are pressuring Congress (ahem, Joe Manchin) to pass the For the People Act
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The Forever-Trump Movement Has Won
Posted in: Politics FeaturesThe 45th president lost an election and incited a failed insurrection, but his grip on the GOP is absolute. What’s next for a party at war with democracy — and the future?
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Diamond and Sulk: A Weekend With Mike Lindell and the MAGA Zombies
Posted in: Politics FeaturesIn a small Wisconsin town, the gang reunited to keep the MAGA 2020 dream alive. There were ... some hiccups
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What to Do About Jair Bolsonaro, the World’s Most Dangerous Climate Denier
Posted in: Politics FeaturesAny hope of reaching global climate goals depends on reining in deforestation in Brazil. But any hope of reining in deforestation depends on Bolsonaro
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The Prince of Bushwick Wants to Be Mayor of New York
Posted in: Politics FeaturesRapper and beloved Brooklyn neighborhood icon Paperboy Prince is angling for a new title
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A Court Ruled Shell Is Liable for Its Contributions to Climate Change. What Happens Now?
Posted in: Politics FeaturesThe oil company is the first to be held individually liable, but climate-justice groups aim to ensure it isn’t the last
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Nina Turner on Bernie Sanders, Running for Congress, and Progressive Power
Posted in: Politics FeaturesThe Ohio Congressional candidate and former Bernie surrogate speaks with Rolling Stone for the latest installment of “The Next Wave,” a series on the new leaders who will shape America’s future
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How Democrats Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Nuking the Filibuster
Posted in: Politics FeaturesThere are risks in changing the rules of the Senate, but the party is realizing there's more danger in allowing McConnell to veto most of their agenda
