“Chicago”: A Poem by Carl Sandburg
Born 13 years after the death of Lincoln, Sandburg lived to see the civil rights movement and the Great Society.
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Monday Was the Hottest Day Ever Recorded By Humans: European Scientists
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What’s Up With Gen Z?
My jaded, heartsick Gen Z compatriots, you should know that you have more power than you realize.
Weathering the Storm: A TV Meteorologist’s Fight for Facts in a Post-Truth Era
When did weather forecasting become life-threatening? Meet Chris Gloninger, the TV meteorologist who faced death threats for reporting on climate change. A tale of science vs. politics.
Record-Breaking, Widespread and Stubborn Heat Wave to Blanket US This Week
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California Seeks Company Profits in Big Oil Climate Lawsuit
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The Trial: Weighing the Runt of the Legal Litter
It is what it is — and it is all there is.
New Evidence RFK Jr. Is Not the Answer to Our Moral Dilemmas
The “man of the people” throws big money, big lawyers, and big smokescreens in his presidential bid.
The Binding, Blinding Energy of a Trump Rally
I went with an open mind and came away with both insight and concern.
Tesla To Lay Off More Than 10% of Its Global Workforce
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Why the East Coast Earthquake Covered So Much Ground
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How I, an 11-Year-Old From New Hampshire, Became ‘Political’
More of us, especially the young voters and soon-to-be voters, need to get more involved, show up, and ask hard questions.