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Soccer, metaphor for war, at times turns into real war.

For the low-income communities that lost a neighborhood school, the effects are still palpable one year later.

The idea of storing radioactive nuclear waste inside a hollowed-out salt cavern might look good on paper. But serious problems could result if there is fracking nearby.

The far right is taking advantage of growing resentment across Europe towards the “New Rome,” and citizens' lost faith in mainstream parties' ability or willingness to secure a better …

After winning the inequality championship for so long, Latin America could become a trendsetter when it comes to equality. Other changes will show whether it is just a passing …

At the annual meeting of Stanford's anti-Vietnam War group, Daniel Ellsberg emphasized the continued relevance of that war's distorted cultural memory.

“In the three years since her passing, I look at all the great and valuable things she taught me - some by word and some by deed.”

While it is good to see the media paying attention to this job loss in the coal industry and its implications for families and communities, this concern is a …

There are some essential lessons we can learn from the student occupation of Beijing's Tiananmen Square, which took place 25 years ago.

It's time for the media to start calling attacks like those in Las Vegas, Cumming, Georgia, and Kansas City what they are: right-wing-extremist-fueled terrorist attacks.