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Muhammad Ali On Why Everything is White.

Eatonville was the first all-Black city that was incorporated in Florida in 1887, located 6 miles north of Orlando. It's the oldest black incorporated municipality in the U.S. It is the first town successfully established by African American freedmen. THREAD!

It's the smile on the people's faces when he derides the Fed chair as not being smart that exhausts me. Yeah, Trump doesn't understand long and variable lags in monetary policy is ironic. But it's the daily normalization of insults and surrounding himself by people who like

I'm so messed up that I read this and wonder if I can talk him into doing the definitive RCT on the effect of inherited wealth. Primary outcomes: productivity, social and civic engagement, happiness, health, intergenerational effects.

Congressional Republicans are poised to eliminate a tax credit that makes rooftop solar cheaper for homeowners, the latest in a string of blows to the sector. Learn more in the #ChartOfTheWeek: ow.ly/nAry50WcSNg Canary thanks Clean Energy Counsel for their support of this column.

Everyone: The grid will get overloaded by data centers! ERCOT: Shrug. A near-record for June today — with 33,139 megawatts of spare capacity at peak. If we effectively manage the few hours of scarcity (batteries, peakers, demand flex, efficiency), there's plenty of power!

Rooftop solar is already struggling in the U.S. — but the budget bill passed by House Republicans last month would send the sector into a tailspin, Dan McCarthy reports: ow.ly/nAry50WcSNg

Harvard hired a researcher to uncover its ties to slavery. He says the results cost him his job: ‘We found too many slaves’ theguardian.com/news/2025/jun/…

New all-time record for power produced by renewable energy in Texas today. It's the first time over 47,000 megawatts; went over 46,000 four days ago. Wholesale cost of power is less than 2 pennies per kWh. #txlege #txenergy

This is not about the merits of Iran’s nuclear program. No president has the authority to bomb another country that does not pose an imminent threat to the US without the approval of Congress. This is an unambiguous impeachable offense.

Instead of reading ‘hot takes’ about the Strait of Hummus by Fintwit influencers who had never heard of it until 10 days ago, do yourself a favor and read this well-reasoned piece by freight researcher Yiannis Parganas (Intermodal).

This is absolutely astounding. All five minutes of it.

It’s crazy to think about how much political energy was spent for decades fighting about Roe v Wade, and then when it was finally overturned, the number of abortions, if anything, increased.

Zohran Mamdani’s plan to tax the rich is a 2% tax on income over $1 million. If you make $1.1 million, you’d pay an extra $2,000. Watching working class conservatives and politicians completely meltdown about this is wild.

Increasingly think this might be the most important chart in the world right now

Reversing which fuels get subsidized and which get penalized every time control of Washington shifts is about the stupidest way to run an energy system that needs long term planning and stable supply chains.

The only clean energy credit increasing under BBB is for carbon capture, which is also the only one supporting a net energy loss activity as it uses energy and creates none. It's fundamentally at odds with energy dominance.

There is one aspect of the IRA that has the highest cost per ton of carbon abated, is an energy-negative process, and serves no purpose other than reducing climate change—yet the GOP response isn't to kill it but to increase the subsidy?!?!

China installed 400 GW of new power last year, over 350 gigawatts of solar and wind. The U.S.? Just 63. We talk a big game about leading on AI, chips, and reshoring manufacturing. But where’s the electricity going to come from? Some say natural gas can replace renewables. But

This was Senator Ron Johnson on CNBC on June 4th commenting on the then $3.0 trillion House budget bill. Today, with the cost of the Senate version now at $3.9 trillion, he voted yes.