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A private foundation funded by the founder of Slim Fast paid tax deductible dollars to a consulting company owned by Ehud Olmert, an Israeli political figure accused of corruption.

The murder and disappearance of students from Ayotzinapa is raising questions once again about the complicity of law enforcement and public officials in Mexico's drug wars.

Corporate arms peddlers are holding field demonstrations and trade shows for police chiefs and other non-military officials.

Sophisticated campaign targeting and get-out-the-vote operations can't substitute for the passion, clarity, and vision that motivate Democrats to vote.

Former UN special rapporteur Richard Falk contextualizes the Palestinian struggle.

The rapid rise in moving crude oil by rail and sea vessels has the people of Washington State up in arms over whether to move it at all.

The US government's many watchlists should be seen as a new form of national ID for a growing group of people accused of no crime.

Social justice activists' biggest challenge is to provide an alternative discourse that can convince US citizens that real democracy is worth fighting for.

The Dallas 6 are part of a national movement of prisoners using peaceful resistance to counter rampant abuses in solitary.

Confidence Men are steering the purported conservative-Right push for “prison reform.”