High prices at corporate-owned EV charging stations could cripple the spread of climate-friendly transportation. We need to help the mom-and-pops compete.
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Posted inPolitics
The Trump Official Who Did The Right Thing
Chris Liddell, Trump’s point man for the presidential transition, kept doing the hard work while the president and his bizarre cadre tried to overturn the election.
Posted inMagazine
Ten Days of Grace
A former White House speechwriter remembers a critical period that shaped the Obama presidency.
Posted inPolitics
How Democrats Could Actually Keep the House
In times of crisis, the president’s party has proved that it can buck the trend of losing seats in the midterms—and voters are experiencing several crises this year.
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Mental Health Professionals Really Can Assume Some Police Duties
In Denver, it’s proving cheaper and maybe more effective—in limited circumstances. Here’s how.
Posted inHealth Care
GOP Hands Big Pharma a Get-Out-of-Jail-Free Card
The Inflation Reduction Act is being hailed for getting tough on drug companies. In fact, they’ll make out just fine.
Posted inPolitical Animal
Take Me Out to the … Voting Booth!
Casting ballots at sports stadiums and arenas is safe, fun, and great for citizens and teams. A new study shows how.
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The Watergate Anniversary and the Liz and Dick Cheney Paradox
The Watergate scandal, now 50, was the executive and congressional showdown of its time. Today, as Liz Cheney investigates Donald Trump, her father bears much of the blame for Trump’s imperial presidency.
Posted inPolitics
Republican Support for Ukraine Wavers Month by Month
Congressional Republicans backed Trump when he tried to extort Ukraine, then backed Kyiv at the war’s start. Now they are wavering again.
Posted inEducation
How to Fix The Minority STEM Crisis
Getting more women and minorities into science, technology, engineering, and math is crucial and retaining them is crucial. Here’s what we found.
