July 21st, 2020 | by Scott Cooney
Career day for many school kids involves following their parent around for a day, and maybe taking a stroll in a fire truck or going to an office where a parent works. The idea is to encourage kids' imaginations to see what their options are, that work can be fun and engaging, and to give them a little real-world sense of why they're getting an education
July 12th, 2020 | by Paul Fosse
I was discussing the dramatic drop in coal use in the US and the dramatic rise in renewable energy production and one of my many conservative friends* referred me to this report to explain why physics proves that there is no way we can transition to renewable sources affordably, that all the innovation is coming on the fossil fuel side, and that renewables have hit a brick wall and won't be improving much at all
May 20th, 2018 | by Zachary Shahan
I've read many wonderful pieces of work from POLITICO. The outfit has a great crew of political reporters who sometimes break huge stories. The op-eds and in-depth political analyses can be superb. From time to time, POLITICO has been the top source I've relied on for US political coverage ... and funny cartoons
