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With Pennsylvania's Supreme Court primary less than a week away, television ad buys have reached at least $1,456,975.

Outgoing DEA head Michele Leonhart announced her retirement last month in the wake of numerous scandals.

Over a century after the transatlantic slave trade ended, we are still faced with the pervasiveness of the drowning Black body.

Hawaiian activists traveled to Syngenta's headquarters in Switzerland to demand that the agrichemical giant stop spraying poisons on their island.

Along with hundreds of others, Geremy Faulkner was swept up in one of the haphazard mass arrests that are overwhelming the courts.

Former CIA officer Jeffrey Sterling was a whistleblower who was then targeted by the US legal system for retaliation, which now includes a 42-month prison sentence.

Wealthy influences and special interests have too much power in Washington, which is why banks have not been held to a higher level of accountability.

This month, a new IUD became available to American women, and it may be a game changer.

Author Caroline Fredrickson shares her findings on how female workers continue to be economically shortchanged in the United States.

There's less than meets the eye to Mayor Bill de Blasio's image as a crusading liberal.