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New Orleans' devastation was a chance by pols “to give out outrageous contracts to campaign donors,” says author Roberta Brandes Gratz.

Without a functioning government representing the people and full economic recovery, no meaningful immigration reform legislation will ever be produced.

The human beings won a small victory at Yale Divinity School.

Freedom, and peace, begin with a “No.”

Guatemalans are taking to the streets seeking government reforms and a halt to expanding mining interests.

Excerpt from international expert Richard Falk's new book traces the history and effects of US “misadventure” in Libya.

Under pressure from students and community members, Northwestern University and University of Denver take the first steps towards righting historic wrongs.

Omido is clearly a courageous woman who against all the odds has fought hard to protect her family.

Though there were hundreds of thousands of human rights violations, not many cases have gone to trial.

The failure of Hamas and Israel to reach any agreement is further aggravated by the stalemate within the Palestinian unity government.