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- Sep 26, 2026
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Why Democrats stopped talking about climate (opens the original)
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A Sunrise Movement co-founder is running for Congress. He’s talking more about data centers than climate. William Lawrence is a Democrat running to represent Michigan’s Lansing-area Seventh Congressional District with a campaign that largely focuses on data centers and affordability. It’s not an unusual story in 2026 — but not long ago, Lawrence was cutting his teeth in progressive politics as a co-founder of the Sunrise Movement, primarily focused on organizing around the climate crisis. His ar
Gen Z’s politics aren’t what people think (opens the original)
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Is it time to update our understanding of Gen Z? After 12 years of dominating American politics — either as president, as a candidate, or from the sidelines — Donald Trump will finally exit the stage in 2028, and it’s anybody’s guess what will come next. But one thing we do know is that Gen Z, many of whom were children during Trump’s first campaign, will play a large role in shaping that future. What’s less clear is what direction they might choose or what their politics are in the first place
The concert trend forcing fans to pay way more (opens the original)
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The Harry Styles “tour” is 30 shows in New York. What’s going on? On Wednesday, Harry Styles begins his 30-night residency at Madison Square Garden, making him the latest in a wave of celebrities who are turning away from conventional touring and changing the experience of live music as a result. In recent years, Adele, Bad Bunny, and Billy Joel have all had sold-out residencies in Munich, Puerto Rico, and New York, respectively. This means that fans can’t just wait for a visit to their hometown
Is Trump dragging Republicans down? (opens the original)
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Conservative influencer CJ Pearson defends Trump’s record. It’s the Democrats who have mostly had to answer questions about electability this midterm season, but why are there so few questions about the “E” word for the other side? Gas prices are still skyrocketing. A number of Republican candidates, such as Ohio Rep. Max Miller and former Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who’s running for a Senate seat, are mired in scandal. The Iran war was unpopular from the start, but it is getting even le
Hasan Piker isn’t retreating (opens the original)
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The Twitch streamer talks Democratic primaries in Wisconsin and Michigan, and what made the difference for progressives who won. Hasan Piker has for years now been both an asset and a liability for Democrats. The Twitch streamer has elevated base-energizing progressives, such as Darializa Avila Chevalier and Zohran Mamdani, in interviews and with endorsements. But he’s also stoked controversy with past anti-Israel commentary and generally caused headaches for establishment Democrats who would ra
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