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Brazil seeks drastic reduction in Amazon conservation to allow private land ownership, agriculture, and logging on protected land.

Orders signed Friday are nothing more than special favors for the same Wall Street banks that crashed our economy in 2008 and put millions of Americans out of work.

Andrea Hektor reports on a confrontation with an anti-choice bigot pretending to be a escort at a New York clinic and the lessons it hold for the pro-choice movement.

But organizers say Earth Day marches for science in more than 600 cities are just the beginning.

Gentrification creates a rich, city-based ruling class and a mass of disconnected people spread out everywhere else.

It is important for those of us engaging ins resistance to consider what and how we resist by taking into account larger structural considerations.

Student loan debt has grown to overwhelm all other categories of non-housing consumer debt in this nation.

The organizers of the May 1 action aim to transcend the legislation-focused actions of the past by calling explicitly for true, comprehensive reform.

Dealing with nuclear waste is a mounting concern, but many “solutions” are not viable over the long term.

Candice Jackson's intellectual journey raises questions about how she will investigate civil rights violations.