Aaron Regunberg

The Vermont senator is taking his anti-Trump tour to red America—and it’s a smash hit.

Senate rules were explicitly designed to protect the minority. Democrats should exploit them mercilessly to slow Trump and Musk before they destroy the country.

Awareness of the double crisis—climate change and a second Trump administration—can be overwhelming. Parenthood clarifies my sense of the mission.

The climate crisis offers one of the strongest fields imaginable for proving fealty to the working class against rapacious elites.

Sanders’s time as a presidential candidate has passed, but his ideas are still valuable for a party that needs to persuade voters to return home from MAGA.

Yes, it’s fair to compare Trump’s Madison Square Garden spectacle to the Nazi rally of 1939.

Prosecuting fossil fuel executives for reckless endangerment could help millions of victims of climate change–related disasters get justice.

No, it’s not too early to talk about who should lead the Justice Department in a Harris administration—and one person stands out from the pack.

Kamala Harris’s candidacy is off to a great start. But for weeks, party leaders stuck their heads in the sand or even attacked those who questioned Biden.

Civil forfeiture is usually used against people suspected of drug offenses. Instead, we could be using it to make Big Oil pay for its role causing mass death.

They knew what would happen. They kept selling fossil fuels and misleading the public anyway.

My toddler loves books like “But Not the Hippopotamus,” “Babar the Elephant,” and “Yertle the Turtle.” But the world he’s inheriting is losing these animals at an astonishing rate.

Let’s put lawyers, public relations consultants, and all the other well-paid white-collar workers who support the fossil fuel industry on notice: Find different clients.

Incentivizing renewables is good—but this bill shows how desperately we need to build support for serious fossil fuel restrictions.

The point of biking or going vegan isn’t the impact of a single person’s choice. It’s about throwing everything we’ve got at a problem that feels overwhelming.

All across the country, law students are studying for a test that the high court has made obsolete.

Global warming is introducing unprecedented risk into the financial system. The Fed has the power to limit that risk. Instead, Jerome Powell is sitting on his hands.

Will my son grow up with monarch butterflies?

We can still avoid total catastrophe. But eventually kids will realize that we’re not on course to do that.