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Kathy Kelly recalls her time in Kabul, working with young Afghanis learning conflict resolution.

As once again politicians seek to unleash the dogs of war, a one-man play recalls the brief holiday truce that marked the first year of World War I.

In the face of intense attacks in 2015, activists rose to the occasion and continue to stand for reproductive justice for all.

A 20-year-old rule intended to control CEO pay has bloated executive paychecks while draining tax revenue and widening inequality.

TransCanada's pipeline is not as dead as some think, even after President Obama denied the presidential permit.

Uber has a habit of nickel-and-diming the public, its drivers and cities where it operates, despite its being a multi-billion-dollar-valued company.

If one applied market principles to a holiday meal, a guest might suggest charging the host to help clear the table after dinner.

We must each hold for ourselves the potential of the world we want to see.

You don't have to be a Grinch to get rid of this wasteful holiday tradition.

Guantanamo prisoners are served tea in styrofoam cups. Many prisoners etch floral designs into their cups, which become a nightly artistic outlet.