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2016 is shaping up to be a turning-point year in which the sharing and collaborative economies enter a period of intense self-examination and reinvention.

Verizon workers walked off the job and took to the streets April 13, beginning the largest US strike in half a decade.

The next time you find yourself thinking corporate power is indomitable, remember Rindge, New Hampshire.

The Clintons have championed “get tough” policies that have bolstered those who have a financial incentive to maintain the status quo.

The Independent Women's Forum is counting on a magical change in corporate and philanthropic behavior to pay for parental leave.

State officials had discovered toxic levels of vanadium in the Deborah Graham's well water.

Charging excessive amounts of money for the availability of credit or loans ruins communities.

There's only one way to make sure no more young girls are body-slammed by uniformed officers.

There are now worrying signs that cholera has transitioned from an outbreak to an endemic disease.

While courts have ruled that filming the police is a First Amendment right, cops continue to harass those who record them.