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More than 100 supporters rallied outside the US District Court in Detroit, Michigan, on Monday, June 13, in support of Palestinian activist Rasmea Odeh.

There was a Black woman on my computer screen, not slinking into the back of a college classroom, but with her shoulders squared for millions of viewers.

British-owned Serco was just given the green light to negotiate the opening of a family immigrant detention center in Texas.

Citing local opposition, Nestle has abandoned its plans to extract millions of gallons of water from a Pennsylvania aquifer.

Yochai Benkler, author of “The Wealth of Networks,” says socially produced value could be used for the common good.

Demands for independence continue to burrow not far from the surface, ready to reappear when awakened by circumstances and militant activism.

The latest nuclear buildup is only the most glaring example of the present bow wave that is guaranteed to grow to monumental proportions.

The global farmland grab is “expanding to new frontiers and intensifying conflict around the world,” international campaigners said in a new report.

Goldman Sachs stands to make a huge profit from the purchase of 19% of Denmark's national energy company, Dong Energy.

It may take over three decades to regulate consumer chemicals that we already know are deadly.