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The call to unite and fight is popular, but concealed behind it are important political questions.

A company running an immigrant detention facility attempted to obtain a child care license. It has been blocked — for now.

From blue corn to bison, narrow federal food-safety codes impact tribal food systems.

Climate justice activists are now pointing out the limits of shareholder activism — and calling for a larger movement to divest from the company.

USA Today's readers don't need to hear theories from corporate front groups about how Trump might view science.

Secretary Clinton faces an immense task in trying to improve her style.

What once looked like a knockout for the Clinton camp is now a statistical tie.

Chances are, the next Republican president will be a woman, and yes, her name will be Hillary Clinton.

For a guy who yells about Washington and Wall Street money in politics, Donald Trump sure has a lot on insiders on his team.

As the Democratic primaries wind down, Wong and Lenchner are at it again, helping to organize The People's Summit in Chicago from June 17-19.