Can Utah’s Governor Win Back the Trust of Public Land Advocates?
Doing so will require concrete action, not just words. By Jimmy Tobias Utah Governor Gary Herbert. (Photo: Chip…
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Here’s the Worst-Case Scenario at Lake Oroville
An interview with Peter Gleick about what might lie ahead for America’s tallest dam — and the people living in…
If We Don’t Use Our Climate Data, We Risk Losing It Forever
A critical mass of everyday users is the best defense against political attacks on climate information. By Denice…
How a Simple Fix to Reduce Aberrant Prescribing Became Not So Simple
In 2014, the government said health providers would have to enroll in Medicare in order to prescribe drugs…
Why Andrew Puzder Was Never a Good Pick for Secretary of Labor
American workers just dodged a bullet with Andrew Puzder’s withdrawal. By Jared Keller A protester holds a sign…
Florida Lawmakers Want to Get Rid of Gun-Free Zones
Mass shootings prompted Republican lawmakers in the state to propose bills that allow concealed carry permit holders to…
Michael Flynn Is Emblematic of a Much Larger Problem
The retired lieutenant general isn’t the only cabinet-level staffer with deep ties to Russia.
ICE Officials Arrested an Immigrant Protected by Obama‘s Executive Order
It’s still unclear if ICE officials meant to arrest a DACA participant last week, but it could be…
Speaking Up for Women’s Rights
It’s not just President Donald Trump who needs to do better. It’s time for all men to publicly…
The Coming Collision Between Trump and Construction Unions
The president has cultivated a relationship with the building trades unions. But early hires at the Department of…