To Tackle Climate Change an "All of the Above" Strategy Is Needed
President Barack Obama’s administration has done something no other has done: introduced federal rules limiting carbon emissions from the nation’s existing power plants.
Guest Contributor
James Risen’s Fate Now Unclear
The Supreme Court just refused to hear an appeal by James Risen, The New York Times reporter who has asserted his reporter’s privilege not to testify about a source.
An Assault from Obama’s Escalating War on Journalism
The book told of a bungled CIA attempt to set back Iran’s nuclear program in 2000. The CIA’s tactic might have actually aided Iranian nuclear development.
Heartland Institute Climate Change Denier James Taylor PWND on TV
by Connor Gibson, Greenpeace Investigations
California Steaming
California is a trendsetter. Food, fashion, music, film. Usually, that’s a good thing. But not always.
The Next Four Months Will Decide the Future of the Internet
-- by John Nichols, The Nation 
America was always going to have a great debate about net neutrality.
Climate Change Is a Loser
-- by Dave Saldana, "Keystone PipeLIES Exposed"
The FCC's Flimsy Defense of Fake Net Neutrality
FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler wants you to calm down. A firestorm of public outrage flared up after his latest plans to permit a pay-to-play Internet leaked.
ALEC Doesn’t Care About #FreeMarkets
Today in Kansas City, Missouri, the American Legislative Exchange Council is bringing your state legislators to a closed-door meeting with corporate lobbyists to ghostwrite "model" laws to bring to your state.
Tim Carpenter's Politics of Radical Inclusion: In the Streets and in the Polling Booth
-- by John Nichols, The Nation
Tim Carpenter never lost faith in the very real prospect of a very radical change for the better. And he never lost his organizer’s certainty that the tipping point that would make the change was just a few more phone calls, a few more rallies, a few more campaigns away.
So he kept on organizing.
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