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U.S. society has seen its fair share of challenges over the past few years.

No one looks forward to returning to the days of pandemic lockdowns.

This editorial was originally published by the Chicago Tribune:

If you or someone you know now has COVID (often again), you’re not alone. Infections are ticking back up, with the 7-day average of confirmed and probable infections recorded by

When they eventually collide, two facts will severely hamper the state’s efforts to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions through renewable energy.

As we approach September, the furthest thing from our minds is winter weather.

The National Flood Insurance Program — the federal money pit that created perverse incentives to own property in areas most susceptible to climate change — is set to expire again

The police raid of a small-town weekly newspaper in the Midwest -- an indefensible and probably illegal assault on the free press -- sparked global condemnation, as it should. The

This editorial was published by the Chicago Tribune

The decision sounds monumental: A Montana court has ruled that climate change is real and caused by humans and that governments owe their constituents’ children a clean environment. Surely this