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Lundy Braun's “Breathing Race into the Machine” traces the peculiar history of how 19th century research on lung capacity laid the foundation for a “scientific” framing of racial difference …

The taxes paid by corporations today are near record lows as a percentage of the United States' total tax bill, even as they are recording massive profits.

Why isn't the American Psychological Association pursuing ethics charges against psychologist John Leso for abuses he helped carry out at the Guantanamo prison?

Anti-terrorism measures in Iraq and hardline drug polices in Iran accounted for more than half of all reported government-sanctioned killings in 2013.

As early as 2011, activists in some key cities had begun turning the tide against the Secure Communities program.

Barking dogs and sinking ships: Journalism's search for metaphor and meaning.

Fashions come and go. And this year, across the broad swath of Eurasia, fascism is in.

Presidents Clinton and Bush supported the privatization of public services even when there was no credible evidence that the private sector cost less or delivered superior quality.

The ever-changing reasons for a never-changing policy suggest that we aren't really talking about policy analysis.

The Canadian government recently expressed the desire to address cyber-bullying through criminal code reform. It would be more effective to retrieve a more potent sense of moral accountability in …