Predictions for Trump 2.0
Revanchism and violent revenge, both hallmarks of American conservatism in 2024. It’s a sort of appalling glimpse at what may be to come in a second Trump presidency.
Read MoreRevanchism and violent revenge, both hallmarks of American conservatism in 2024. It’s a sort of appalling glimpse at what may be to come in a second Trump presidency.
Read MoreIn November 1959, commuters rejoiced at the prospects of being On The Lodge Wit It.
Read MoreWhether we’re talking about the moral bankruptcy behind the NFL’s complete refusal to deal with the epidemic of chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or the former president’s display of cognitive decline, it’s just all kinds of unfortunate.
Read MoreI attended a meeting of this volunteer committee on MSU’s campus that convenes monthly to talk about alternative transportation. Safety
Read MoreAmerican democracy cannot afford another Trump presidency.
Read MoreMichigan State University’s campus has many things to love. The culture around transportation, however, could use some work.
Read MoreAs the second brutal storm in the past few weeks bears down on Florida, it’s worth looking at the relationship
Read MoreNuclear power advocates have regained a healthy glow, though the environmental movement continues to split more hairs than atoms over the role of the carbon-free energy source.
Read MoreHarold Daggett, the multi-millionaire president of the International Longshoreman’s Association, drives a Bentley. He’s also buddies with Donald Trump. Does that mean we shouldn’t support striking workers?
Read MoreConstellation just announced a deal that the generation utility will restart the surviving Three Mile Island reactor, which was shut down in 2019. That’s good news. The more complicated news is that Microsoft is buying all of that power for its data centers and artificial intelligence, both of which continue to consume staggering amounts of electricity– which they buy for far cheaper than what we peasants must pay.
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