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

Commissioners on an FCC panel which could determine the future of the Internet are feeling the heat this week as protest intensifies against a new set of Open Internet …

"I stand with Sonja Woods, and with every mother who has felt the suffering of a child who has been shot. There are many more to come, because we …

In this excerpt from the new afterword to “Raising Expectations (And Raising Hell),” Jane McAlevey argues that unions have to start focusing on the inequality of power.

While the rich are getting richer, the rest of us are falling further behind.

SCOTUS has made clear that it will judge attempts to restrict monetary “participation” in elections very strictly. Restrictions on voting have been judged far more leniently.

During President Obama's recent trip to Japan, there was no emphasis on US-Japan military cooperation on climate change.

Nuclear weapons remain the most urgent threat confronting humanity. So long as they exist, there is the very real chance they will be used by accident, miscalculation or design.

Citizens and farmers created organics as an alternative to industrial-scale agriculture and food production.

Syria has instigated many social media breakups with people whom, until then, were regarded with a degree of respect and admiration.