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Both actual demolition and demolition-by-neglect continue to shrink the supply of deeply subsidized homes.

When agribusiness corporations export food at artificially low prices, they widen the economic divide between the global North and South — and within rural America.

While $200 billion seems like a lot of money, it's only 17 percent of the bill's $1.2 trillion in cuts.

Jeffrey Clark is a longtime lawyer for energy companies and was an environmental prosecutor under George W. Bush.

In 2015, Seattle voters passed an initiative creating the nation's first “democracy voucher” program.

We are in a society that frequently compares sick people to damaged goods.

The time is ripe for an end — at last — to the Korean War. The US is standing in the way.

What side is Trump on? Oh, right. His own.

Anti-communism is back in vogue — not just among the right but also in so-called progressive blue states.

Ohio's Rover pipeline project faces problems, with more spills of drilling mud and ongoing questions about diesel fuel contamination.