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The top Democrat in the Senate on foreign policy should not be someone scheduled to face criminal charges for political corruption.

After years of austerity and economic turmoil, mass movements based on hope are finally taking root in Europe - and not just on the streets.

Shots were fired in Long Island, but there was no rush to call 911. It made perfect sense to ProPublica's Nikole Hannah-Jones.

On Wednesday, the DOJ found that the Ferguson Police Department was poorly trained and racially-biased.

As labor unions have declined in most countries around the world, CEO paychecks have ballooned.

An interview with Ha-Joon Chang on the region's alternatives to the Washington Consensus.

Denton, Texas, banned fracking and incurred the wrath of the GOP, which seeks to curtail local control.

As the US population ages, a new generation of caregivers will be necessary to preserve the dignity of people aged 65 and older.

Mohamedou Ould Slahi's recently published Guantanamo Diary describes his brutal treatment at the US prison, where he remains, uncharged.

The journal Socialism and Democracy's collection of essays demonstrates why we need to go beyond various justice system reform proposals - valuable as they are - to a much …