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For elders who are LGBT and contending with advanced illness, returning to the closet fearing deliberate neglect is not uncommon.

Robert McChesney, author with John Nichols of “People Get Ready,” says technological advances don't always benefit workers.

As the Democrats glumly line up for Hillary Clinton's belated coronation, the risk remains of potential criminal charges over her Libyan testimony or her careless emails.

Peter Kuznick discusses the United States' war crimes — from the atomic bombings of Japan, to the Cold War, to today's “war on terror.”

The bill would also provide more means for addressing at-risk pets and families.

A more secure safety net for workers in transition means higher taxes, a trade-off many Americans oppose.

In Phoenix, scientists and advocates are working to change how abuse survivors are diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries.

Just as a house is more than its foundation and supports, so capitalism is more than its economic structure.

Proximity to trees and other plants decreases mortality rates from cancer, respiratory disease, study suggests.

While farmworkers have organized to improve labor conditions in US agriculture, racial injustice in the food system remains.