Trumpocracy: Robbin’ the Hood
We may survive Trump — somehow — but will we survive AI?
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Saturday Hashtag: #BrainMapEconomy
Welcome to Saturday Hashtag, a weekly place for broader context.
The Dictator’s Doom Loop Revisited: Trump Won’t Go Gentle
Which is worse, the cliff or the off-ramp?
What Would Happen if the Amazon Rainforest Dried Out? Experiment Offers Answers
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Trump Throws Leonard Leo Under the Bus
Until today, insiders knew Leonard Leo as the man who engineered a right-wing takeover of the US judiciary. Now, MAGA nation will believe that he is somehow responsible for any ruling in which judges uphold the Constitution.
The People Who Clean the Ears of Lincoln (and Other Statues)
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How the World Fell in Love With Nature Livestreams
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Memorial Day Flyover: Off We Go Into the Wild Red Yonder
Another merry medley of madness.
Saturday Hashtag: #JusticeOnTheRocks
Welcome to Saturday Hashtag, a weekly place for broader context.
One Small Thing: Use Your Efforts to Help People
With everything going on, we might forget the individuals being impacted in the fray. Keep your sights on them. They matter the most.
When Thinking Stops, Evil Spreads: The Danger in Our Everyday Compliance
When we stop thinking, we enable harm. Elizabeth Minnich warns that systemic evils don’t need monsters — “it takes all of us” through everyday compliance.
Embrace the Suck: Words of Wisdom From the Front Line of the Fight for Democracy
You will never have more power than you do right now.