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One-third of the Senate comes up for reelection every two years, and by luck of the draw, the states in this year's batch are disproportionately conservative.

People in communities of faith are on the front lines of a growing movement pushing for legalization for millions of migrants living in the US.

The the world's nations will have to overcome serious hurdles if they are to sign a binding climate deal by the end of 2015.

Media spin and historical amnesia threaten to cover up the return to a policy of the Mexican state and cartel cooperation.

Winners of the prize are those who go above and beyond their obligation in standing up for science.

BP has been quick to assert estimates of the amount of oil the Deepwater Horizon spill released are wrong, but slow to offer countervailing evidence.

Common Core's promise does not correspond to its reality.

A close Florida governor race could be pivotal for the women in that state.

The midterm elections have seen new highs in nonparty outside spending.

Citizen activists from across the country are entering the final days of their water-only fast after weeks of deprivation in a bid to elevate the issue of money-in-politics corruption …