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One of Trump’s Potential SCOTUS Nominees Sent a Tweet He Probably Really Regrets
He's known in Texas as "the Tweeter Laureate."

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Families Who Fled Hurricane Maria Could Lose Their Homes. Again.
“It's a crisis that we're facing."

Tim McDonnell | July 2, 2018
This Week Is off to a Hellish Start and It’s Not Even Because of Politics
An insane heat wave is baking parts of the midwest and northeast with 100 degree temperatures

Nina Golgowski | July 2, 2018
Lunchtime Photo

Kevin Drum | July 2, 2018
Trump's Supreme Court Frontrunner Is the "Forrest Gump of Republican Politics"
Brett Kavanaugh is a reliable conservative and the consummate Washington insider.

Stephanie Mencimer | June 29, 2018
Donald Trump, the Chinese Exclusion Act, and the Danger of Not Learning From America’s Anti-Immigrant Past
A new curriculum is providing the opportunity to delve into the little-taught, now more-relevant-than-ever slice of history.

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Workers Running Shelters for Immigrant Kids Are Overworked, Undertrained, and Really Stressed Out
Some facilities are so overstretched, employees often wait hours for a break to go to the bathroom.

Kavitha Surana and Robert Faturechi | June 28, 2018
These Americans Wanted To Show Migrant Kids They Weren’t Alone
This week's Recharge profiles people who are working to help others. Justice occasionally prevails, no matter what the headlines say.

David Beard | June 27, 2018
This Mine Threatens America’s Largest Wild Salmon Run
Both the mining camp and the salmon camp are wondering where EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt stands.

Paul Greenberg | June 27, 2018
Salesforce Employees Join Growing Protests Against Tech Contracts With Border Agencies
Employees want the company to examine its deal with Customs and Border Protection.

Tonya Riley | June 26, 2018
The Homeless in Los Angeles

Kevin Drum | June 23, 2018
Thanks to the Supreme Court, Cops Now Have to Get a Warrant Before Tracking Your Cell Phone
A narrow 5-4 opinion establishes a new barrier against "tireless and absolute surveillance."

AJ Vicens | June 22, 2018
Tech Employees Are Rallying Against Their Companies’ Work With ICE
Microsoft, Salesforce, and a whole bunch of tech companies are providing the software behind Trump's border crackdown.

Tonya Riley | June 21, 2018
What the Hell Was Melania Trump Thinking With This Zara Jacket?
An incredibly tone-deaf piece to wear while visiting children detained under your husband's immigration policy.

Inae Oh | June 21, 2018
Read This Scathing Open Letter Slamming Trump for “Government-Sanctioned Child Abuse”
Scholars point to research suggesting lasting harm to children who are separated from their parents at the border.

Dan Spinelli | June 20, 2018
How an Ancient Extinction Foreshadowed the Planet’s Future
“It happened on land, and it happened in the sea, and it happened at the same time."

Lucas Joel | June 17, 2018
Obamacare’s Top Ten Worst Design Flaws — Part 2

Kevin Drum | June 15, 2018
Jealous of Kim, Trump Wants Americans to “Sit Up in Attention” When He Talks Too
The president later tried to walk it back as just a silly joke about dictatorship.

Inae Oh | June 15, 2018
There’s a Very Simple Reason Evangelicals Love Scott Pruitt
He puts people before the environment, just like God does.

Brian Palmer | June 14, 2018
School Officials Tried to Stop Her From Talking About Sexual Assault. She Wouldn’t Be Silenced.
This week’s Recharge profiles people who stood up for truth, love, and even for strangers.

David Beard | June 13, 2018

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One of Trump’s Potential SCOTUS Nominees Sent a Tweet He Probably Really Regrets
He's known in Texas as "the Tweeter Laureate."

Families Who Fled Hurricane Maria Could Lose Their Homes. Again.
“It's a crisis that we're facing."

This Week Is off to a Hellish Start and It’s Not Even Because of Politics
An insane heat wave is baking parts of the midwest and northeast with 100 degree temperatures

Lunchtime Photo

Trump's Supreme Court Frontrunner Is the "Forrest Gump of Republican Politics"
Brett Kavanaugh is a reliable conservative and the consummate Washington insider.

Donald Trump, the Chinese Exclusion Act, and the Danger of Not Learning From America’s Anti-Immigrant Past
A new curriculum is providing the opportunity to delve into the little-taught, now more-relevant-than-ever slice of history.

Workers Running Shelters for Immigrant Kids Are Overworked, Undertrained, and Really Stressed Out
Some facilities are so overstretched, employees often wait hours for a break to go to the bathroom.

These Americans Wanted To Show Migrant Kids They Weren’t Alone
This week's Recharge profiles people who are working to help others. Justice occasionally prevails, no matter what the headlines say.

This Mine Threatens America’s Largest Wild Salmon Run
Both the mining camp and the salmon camp are wondering where EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt stands.

Salesforce Employees Join Growing Protests Against Tech Contracts With Border Agencies
Employees want the company to examine its deal with Customs and Border Protection.

The Homeless in Los Angeles

Thanks to the Supreme Court, Cops Now Have to Get a Warrant Before Tracking Your Cell Phone
A narrow 5-4 opinion establishes a new barrier against "tireless and absolute surveillance."

Tech Employees Are Rallying Against Their Companies’ Work With ICE
Microsoft, Salesforce, and a whole bunch of tech companies are providing the software behind Trump's border crackdown.

What the Hell Was Melania Trump Thinking With This Zara Jacket?
An incredibly tone-deaf piece to wear while visiting children detained under your husband's immigration policy.

Read This Scathing Open Letter Slamming Trump for “Government-Sanctioned Child Abuse”
Scholars point to research suggesting lasting harm to children who are separated from their parents at the border.

How an Ancient Extinction Foreshadowed the Planet’s Future
“It happened on land, and it happened in the sea, and it happened at the same time."

Obamacare’s Top Ten Worst Design Flaws — Part 2

Jealous of Kim, Trump Wants Americans to “Sit Up in Attention” When He Talks Too
The president later tried to walk it back as just a silly joke about dictatorship.

There’s a Very Simple Reason Evangelicals Love Scott Pruitt
He puts people before the environment, just like God does.

School Officials Tried to Stop Her From Talking About Sexual Assault. She Wouldn’t Be Silenced.
This week’s Recharge profiles people who stood up for truth, love, and even for strangers.

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One of Trump’s Potential SCOTUS Nominees Sent a Tweet He Probably Really Regrets He's known in Texas as "the Tweeter Laureate."

Families Who Fled Hurricane Maria Could Lose Their Homes. Again. “It's a crisis that we're facing."

This Week Is off to a Hellish Start and It’s Not Even Because of Politics An insane heat wave is baking parts of the midwest and northeast with 100 degree temperatures

Lunchtime Photo

Trump's Supreme Court Frontrunner Is the "Forrest Gump of Republican Politics" Brett Kavanaugh is a reliable conservative and the consummate Washington insider.

Donald Trump, the Chinese Exclusion Act, and the Danger of Not Learning From America’s Anti-Immigrant Past A new curriculum is providing the opportunity to delve into the little-taught, now more-relevant-than-ever slice of history.

Workers Running Shelters for Immigrant Kids Are Overworked, Undertrained, and Really Stressed Out Some facilities are so overstretched, employees often wait hours for a break to go to the bathroom.

These Americans Wanted To Show Migrant Kids They Weren’t Alone This week's Recharge profiles people who are working to help others. Justice occasionally prevails, no matter what the headlines say.

This Mine Threatens America’s Largest Wild Salmon Run Both the mining camp and the salmon camp are wondering where EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt stands.

Salesforce Employees Join Growing Protests Against Tech Contracts With Border Agencies Employees want the company to examine its deal with Customs and Border Protection.

The Homeless in Los Angeles

Thanks to the Supreme Court, Cops Now Have to Get a Warrant Before Tracking Your Cell Phone A narrow 5-4 opinion establishes a new barrier against "tireless and absolute surveillance."

Tech Employees Are Rallying Against Their Companies’ Work With ICE Microsoft, Salesforce, and a whole bunch of tech companies are providing the software behind Trump's border crackdown.

What the Hell Was Melania Trump Thinking With This Zara Jacket? An incredibly tone-deaf piece to wear while visiting children detained under your husband's immigration policy.

Read This Scathing Open Letter Slamming Trump for “Government-Sanctioned Child Abuse” Scholars point to research suggesting lasting harm to children who are separated from their parents at the border.

How an Ancient Extinction Foreshadowed the Planet’s Future “It happened on land, and it happened in the sea, and it happened at the same time."