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Landless rural workers occupy farms in Brazil to fulfill the promises of a people's agrarian reform.

Traditional colleges and universities have become unlikely allies of the beleaguered for-profit industry.

The first duty of any government is to protect its citizens from harm, at home and abroad - no matter who they are, or where they are.

Too often, reporting on food and agriculture treats science as a singular source of truth.

The Atlantic ocean is Brazil's last frontier to the east.

Author Randy Shaw's portrayal of San Francisco seediness is a celebration in his latest book.

Author and professor Antonia Darder recalls how her deep sense of justice has allowed her to thrive in academia.

Does the affluent society seem like a dream?

As the world remembers the 40th anniversary of the Vietnam War, all too often forgotten is the role of the Pentagon's most important launch-pad for this failed war: Okinawa.

Texas Republicans approved a bill blocking Denton's fracking ban and gutting cities' ability to regulate the industry.