The Trump regime has paid $2.5 billion of our money to ensure that fossil fuel companies continue to profit off the destruction of our planet.
This is climate changeâŚand so is the fact that youâre seeing your home insurance go through the roof.
Iâm headed to the Senate Floor to ask my colleagues if we can all agree on this one, simple truth: climate change is driving up homeownersâ insurance costs.
Thank a Minnesotan!
Your reminder that fairy tales are full of stepmothers because women once routinely died in childbirth, from postpartum sepsis, or from other infectious diseases and left behind housefuls of motherless children.
Stable nuclear families are made possible by vaccines, antibiotics, and safe abortions.
For comparison, 21% of American adults believe in Santa Claus
More Americans believe in Santa Claus than believe in the value of AI
techcrunch.com/2026/06/17/o...
Insurers are taking record losses from worsening climate disasters. Why are they helping Big Oil escape accountability for fueling them?
It's "a perplexing choice â until you think about why Big Insurance and Big Oil might be on the same team," writes @markgongloff.bsky.social.
Accountability now!
A little confused about the line among Dems that $300 bn for reconstruction is the thing to focus on. Itâll obviously be an unaccountable slush fund for Trumpâs friends but does seem like the US should pay to rebuild a country itâs bombed for many months
number of gas-burning, polluting turbines Elon Musk's company xAI has installed in Black neighborhoods around Memphis: 57 (at least)
number of legally-required EPA permits he has gotten for those turbines: 0
ballsandstrikes.org/law-politics...
Two thirds of Americans worry about climate change.
Meanwhile, NPR and WaPo are cutting their climate coverage.
And leading Dems are advocating silence on climate.
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