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Questions have been raised by Saeed Al Yousefi, a Yemeni man from a province that is a frequent target of US strikes, about the fate of at least ten …

Initiatives like the Rolling Jubilee are meant to inspire and enlighten by making us question the system of debt.

Our entire food system is in a precarious state, propped up by a narrow elite range of major crops backed by global research and advocacy.

We have been on lockdown since December 28, 2013, and enough is enough.

Until the 7th Circuit's decision last week, out-of-state students had little reason to spend the time and money to obtain a Wisconsin ID card.

“The drug war is a pretext for the militarization of resource rich areas in Mexico and Central America, as happened with Plan Colombia in Colombia,” said Dawn Paley, author …

In this exclusive interview, Naomi Klein talks about extractivism, activism and the way to change hearts and minds around climate change.

Voter suppression has re-emerged as a strategy for winning elections and is so widespread in the United States that it criminally undermines the integrity of our democracy.

Neoliberal reformers suggest that universities need to act more like businesses, yet their suggestions undermine the purpose of higher education. Instead, what if universities learned the lessons of responsible …

The movement against mass incarceration can learn much from the struggle for climate justice. Environmental justice activists' engagement with governments, global organizations and corporations holds many lessons in fighting …