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Journalist Stephane Horel discusses how industry lobbies have delayed the regulation of substances known to cause health problems.

Students are learning how far we have fallen since the 1960s, when most public universities were almost free.

Groups like ALEC have increasingly been turning to state “preemption” measures.

The percentage of unemployment due to voluntary job leavers also dropped in January, indicating a lack of confidence in the labor market.

The Iranian gusher means prices won't rebound anytime soon.

While the attention of political pundits has already moved on to next weeku2019s New Hampshire primary, the outcome in Iowa provides an interesting preview of the road ahead.

A widely despised blogger and lauded hero within the so-called “Men's Rights Movement” grabbed headlines this week.

Beyond Flint, water supplies across the US have been contaminated by radioactive pollution from abandoned uranium mines.

California's cap-and-trade system, which has been touted as a model for reducing greenhouse gas emissions worldwide, allows timber companies to clear-cut forests.

In 2012 and 2014, courts ruled that the anti-boycott litigants pay damages to the Olympia Food Co-op's board members.