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The Obama administration has today appealed against a federal judge's ruling that videotapes showing force-feeding of a Guantanamo prisoner should be released.

It's rare to find a book on social movements written explicitly for people with less academic credentials than its author.

A Ferguson Truth and Reconciliation Commission could light the way into a new future.

I'll never get my son back, but if I raise my voice along with the voices of other mothers who have experienced unbearable loss, perhaps we'll be able to …

If the Keystone pipeline is approved, we can still win. If it is approved, that is a call to action.

The gap between rich and poor has grown so vast that even Fed chief Janet Yellen suggests it's un-American.

The Ebola outbreak is a difficult problem, but a solvable one.

We aren't even into 2015 yet, and already people are being coy about their likely 2016 presidential runs.

A handful of farmers and crop scientists are struggling to save the fast diminishing stock of agricultural diversity.

St. Louis County prosecutor Robert McCulloch helped assure Darren Wilson would never be charged with a crime.