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Teachers faced an unprecedented level of scrutiny in 2014.

Voters may be a little horrified to see that the change the new Republican majority in Congress will bring actually means regression.

A journalist recalls her visit to Mexico during the time 43 students went missing in Iguala.

War is a decision that can be made unacceptable, David Swanson writes in his book.

Mental health clinicians are set to strike across California Monday citing client overloads and hardships linked to suicides at Kaiser Permanente.

Six years ago, scientists said we need a huge cut in greenhouse gas emissions by 2015. Now what?

Safety conscious Vermonters stood up and sat-in, petitioned, lobbied and blocked the gates for decades, working to see the 42-year-old unit shuttered.

Why is it that many of us will openly and forcefully critique “classism” but enthusiastically shy away from condemning capitalism in the same way?

Attorney Randi McGinn recounts her legal battles and explains the goal of practicing transformational law.

What first appeared to be a routine killing by police is proving to be anything but.