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Mother's Day needs to become a call to arms against the continued oppression and trauma of incarceration experienced by both mothers and children.

In recent years, Occupy Wall Street and the Arab Spring have created renewed interest in such moments of unusual activity. The uprisings have spawned discussion about how activists might …

Not everyone likes the separation between church and state, and we are seeing those people fight for the right to convert the country to a Biblical theocracy.

Andrew Lam discusses dealing with a parent with dementia.

There are several factors that have played into a continuing wealth disparity. For starters, non-home wealth has played a vital role in determining affluence.

Contractors, lobbyists and officials attending the Homeland Security Congress in Washington DC yesterday did a “traditional” Native American circle dance to celebrate a fictitious new US government plan, the …

In the wake of two U.S. Supreme Court rulings in the past three years, consumers, workers and others harmed by unfair fine print in contracts are increasingly being shut …

Growing numbers of Americans no longer hold a regular “job” with a long-term connection to a particular business.

Climate change is real and is impacting every corner of the nation right now, says a report released yesterday by the Obama administration.

Charter school teachers in Philadelphia are speaking out against their employer taking over another school while ignoring teachers at existing schools.