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Like Clinton and other interventionists, Avaaz — in advocating for a no-fly zone in Syria — has not been chastened by what its advocacy wrought in Libya.

The lives of people of color are shaped by race in more ways than a white person might guess.

Unpack the numbers on the highest earners and there's a stark division between the well-off and the dangerously affluent.

A former member of the US blockade-defying Venceremos Brigade reflects on his past trips to Cuba as he plans for another visit.

We demand freedom for the 7,000 Palestinian political prisoners currently held in Israeli jails and all those fighting for justice everywhere.

In New York City's East Harlem, also known as El Barrio, a movement led by immigrant women is resisting economic displacement.

The IOGCC claims to be a govermnet agency but acts like a shadow lobby for the fracking industry.

As fewer women enter the convent, what will become of Kentucky's tradition of socially and environmentally engaged religious women?

As the quip attributed to Mark Twain goes, history doesn't repeat itself, but it rhymes.

Integrating rooftop solar shouldn't just be about retrofitting existing homes.