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The movement to persuade schools to divest from fossil fuels has taken off around the country. Meet a few people who helped make it happen at Stanford.

Greece's media landscape has been marked by ever-declining freedoms of speech and the press.

An exploration of the social, cultural and environmental pitfalls of modern technology culminates in a proposed neo-Luddite framework for evaluating the risks and benefits of existing and emerging technologies.

Climate change deniers persist in telling us it just ain't so, like the tobacco industry claiming for decade after decade that nicotine wasn't addictive or that cigarettes couldn't kill …

Passenger service agents at American Airlines on Tuesday voted to be represented by a union.

Let's take a page out of Colombia's playbook, stand up to the wealthy elite, and finally eliminate poverty in the US.

Calls for US military action in Iraq and Syria in response to the tragic killings of westerners ignore the wider context of instability in the Middle East.

What are the creative alternatives to militarism and arms sales that won't merely create more extremists?

This sad childish bickering was revealed in the latest debate between the City and the opposition.

Award-winning author of “High Price” shares insights from his remarkable personal journey and career as a scientist.