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Much of the conversation around federal clean energy policy has focused on solar, wind, and personal electric vehicles. That’s not enough.

Trump’s most fervid lapdog is in a class of his own.

“My intent to give a voice to Oklahomans who had questions was never also an intent to diminish the voice of any Black American.”

These wood wick candles are like a tiny fire in a jar.

If you use Wikipedia, you should consider editing it, too.

The American public is now entering a new phase of understanding about the events of last week.

Mostly, by not being Donald Trump.

Test your knowledge of this week’s big stories.

Did Malcolm X, Sam Cooke, Jim Brown, and Muhammad Ali really all party together?

What’s that symbol? Didn’t Vision die? And can a robot make babies?

He can't possibly expect the GOP to go along with this—but that might be a good thing.

As with most of the president's supplicants, it only earned the doctor disdain.

The last time we had a national debate over treason, the Confederates got away scot-free.

The trial won’t start until Biden is president.

The affectionate homage to classic sitcoms sets complicated backstory aside, at least for starters.

The Eufy RoboVac11s will do everything you really need.

The Toilet Presidency ends with a report that Ivanka and Jared's security team wasn't allowed to use their facilities.

Renee Montgomery sat out the 2020 season and joined a leaguewide campaign to unseat Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler.

The most damning evidence is not what Trump said but what he failed to say.

A maskless party video, a Zoom call, and questions about when (or if) he’ll play again.

The court issued its first abortion decision since Amy Coney Barrett was confirmed.

Here’s why the incident is so disturbing.

The first weeks of vaccination have shown that we have not invested in the systems that would enable ethical ordering.

Was redshirting my daughter a huge mistake?

No one knows we dated.