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

The efforts of one lobbying group has thwarted efforts to monitor homeschooled kids.

On the streets of Athens, Greeks are divided about how to save their economy, but some are hopeful.

It is not the first time US academics have expressed concerns over Modi's record.

Since there is no vaccine against the diseases, and no specific antiviral drug with which to treat the symptoms, prevention is the only long-term solution.

From both sides of the US-Mexico border, youth are demanding justice in response to acts of state violence.

University of Montana professor George Price on permaculture, race and how he's standing up to tar sands extraction.

Officials are warning that the Gold King spill wasn't the first spill to dye the river, and it's not likely to be the last.

A coalition embodying a range of economic and environmental justice fights is coming together to challenge the basis for state preemption.

“I now believe, as a much more experienced scientist, that GMO crops still run far ahead of our understanding of their risks.”