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With funding cut, cities scramble to run summer youth work projects, while parents of younger children struggle to fill gaps in child care.

The country's environmental crisis is worse than what has resulted from “normal” capitalist development everywhere else.

Butler discusses his views on how anti-nuclear organizations today can survive and exert influence in a world that often appears apathetic.

International financial institutions such as the World Bank argue that water should be allocated through market mechanisms to allow for full cost recovery from users.

The more complicated picture, of course, will likely never make for a good front page.

All over the South, Community Development Financial Institutions and credit unions are filling the yawning gaps left by big banks.

Average American turn out to favor many policies that would have strong redistributive effects.

Truthout recently interviewed Erik Loomis about how corporations, in the end, create catastrophe.

Black communities continue to suffer through anti-Black violence, domestic terrorism and anti-Black racism.

The deliberate targeting of schools has become a flashpoint in the war between Yemen's rebels and a Saudi-led coalition.