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The solar and wind industries are generating new jobs as fossil fuel companies fire thousands of workers.

Corporations are increasingly relying on algorithms to make business decisions and that raises new legal questions.

Survivors of domestic abuse are often at risk of eviction after being deemed “public nuisances.”

NATO has largely abandoned the notion that there should be a clear distinction between psy-ops and public affairs.

British MP Jeremy Corbyn has proposed a “People's QE” that has critics crying hyperinflation and supporters saying it's about time.

In California, rent and health care are two items that soak up a good chunk of the elderly population's income.

There are hundreds of LGBT-friendly churches around the country - and many are in conservative cities where you'd least expect them.

The historical analysis contained in “Open Veins of Latin America” is voluminous, eye-opening and masterfully interconnected by Galeano.

Today, a surprising coalition is emerging in Ferguson to breathe new life into the Second Amendment, uniting Oathkeepers and Black Lives Matter activists.

While their embattled prime minister fights for his political life, the Greek people lose.