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With his five-part climate proposal, Inslee has generated a fully fleshed-out Green New Deal.
Tornado Alley experiences more tornadoes than anywhere else in the world — why?
Why Warren’s home-state political standing makes some Democrats nervous, explained.
The loss of an infant at birth is devastating. Why is it also so costly?
The most well-known passage Marianne Williamson wrote has some disconcerting implications.
They say these candidates are good for society, good for tech, and — surprisingly — good for Google.
A crisis of low incomes and a parallel crisis of tight supply.
Researchers use mathematical models to estimate extinction from natural causes.
The politics of health are always treacherous. A creative political strategy is more important than the policy details.
They are Jake Tapper, Dana Bash and Don Lemon.
The US president often has nearly unchecked authority in foreign policy. We should learn how candidates would wield that power.
What in the world is happening in Puerto Rico? We’ve got some answers.
From mouthwash to kitchen cleaner, environmentally friendly dehydrated products are coming to your home.
It wasn’t just about Medicare-for-all.
A shooting in California leaves four dead, including the shooter, and 12 injured; under Brazil’s Bolsonaro, Amazon deforestation accelerates.