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There's no conspiracy here, Trump is just a stupid man who can't understand why the world doesn't revolve around him.
He wants a Nobel Peace Prize and if he doesn't get it then he's going to make Norway pay—literally
Trump was handed an economy in which unemployment was at record lows, inflation was under control, and economic growth was at an ideal level. Now it's all gone.
It's Paxton who's the party’s real North Star, and their patron saint of perfidy.
Also: Why can't we have nice, speedy trains: Amazon at the tipping point; China's carbon emissions fall and America's rise.
E.J. Antoni plans to report job gains and losses on a quarterly rather than monthly basis until whatever new system he sets up is installed.
They're telling you who they are, so believe them.
Whatever Long did was enough to get him shipped off to Iceland. Iceland!
Everybody knows Trump's killing the economy, but nobody seems to particularly care.
Scientists rip Department of Energy's unscientific "farce" of a report written by five of the world's most notorious climate science deniers
Every part of that headline is true.
Renewables soar globally, but Interior chief Burgum moves to strangle solar and wind on public lands
It's not hard to imagine our Outlaw Prez ordering that all 19,000 of the "ugly" wind turbines in Texas and the 6,000 in Iowa be bulldozed as part of his energy dominance fantasy.
Rather than worrying about a third Trump term, worry about what happens when aides can no longer dance around Trump's cognitive collapse.
Humanity is deep into a struggle over Earth's basic resources. That fight isn't humans vs. AI. It's 99.99% of humanity against the 0.01% willing to do anything to stay in power.
EPA chief Lee Zeldin and DOE chief Chris Wright amplify anti-scientific twaddle in their attack on the very idea that a hotter planet might be bad for us.
My television is broken; it keeps showing me the things I was never supposed to see.
Food aid is now trickling into Gaza, but critics blast the effort as not enough, not fast enough. Two respected Israeli humanitarian groups report genocide is happening.