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As the government transitions, many advocates are concerned about the future of benefits like the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

North Carolina's discriminatory “bathroom bill” has inflicted major economic damage on the state.

Early January saw colder temperatures in Seattle than at the North Pole but the climate science denial goes on.

Planned Parenthood saw 2.5 million patients in 2014.

When we abdicate personal accountability and accept scapegoating, we enhance the punitive power of the state.

Corruption in high places is hardly a new story in this country, yet Donald Trump seems determined to take corruption to a new level.

The Age of Great Expectations has ended, leaving behind an ominous void.

Here are some personal stories from a few of the many people we met at Standing Rock.

What was cause for celebration at the end of 2015 turned to cause for alarm by the fall of 2016.

The sustainable food movement has come a long way, yet there is still some pushback around local and organic food — particularly around the cost.