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Editors Jean Casella and Sarah Shourd discuss how the movement to end solitary is growing — inside and outside prisons.

The transition of a heavily polluted nuclear site into a wilderness refuge raises questions about the implications of hiding our tainted environmental past.

A growing number of state laws that restrict access to abortion place incredible burdens on women and their health.

More than 30 states have enacted some version of voter ID law in recent years.

We could raise wages for millions of workers to $15 an hour, using the bonus money from Wall Street, and still have plenty of money leftover.

In their new book, “Nation on the Take,” Wendell Potter and Nick Penniman portray a government and politics polluted by big corporate dollars. But the authors also offer solutions.

The bodies of Black people taken away by state violence have increasingly become politicized by those seeking state power.

The role of credit ratings agencies during the financial crisis, and today, remains highly criticized and mostly unaccountable.

From First Nations activism to innovative city initiatives, the West Coast is leading the fight against global warming even as many countries lag behind.

BPA and BPS alter reproductive development in ways that we don't fully understand yet.