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Despite the unconstitutional horrors and atrocities that have taken place at Gitmo since it first began taking in prisoners 12 year ago, the prison doors are still open, and …

A sweeping anti-abortion bill would, among other obstructionist measures, single out for tax penalties women who exercised their Constitutional right to end a pregnancy.

Invoking the magic incantation “free trade” seems to neutralize the reasoning ability of economists and the media.

As conflicts over land have increased in Argentina, resistance efforts by peasant farmers and indigenous communities have taken many forms.

Hagel may find it hard to see through the tear gas, but US diplomacy has been anything but tough when it comes to encouraging reform in Bahrain.

For those of us who are not landowners and don't have the economic means to purchase and then free land, there are still many actions we can participate in …

If people outside the US wonder why Americans often seem so clueless about the world outside their borders, they could start with the mainstream media.

If the little blips and pieces of news coming out of Japan are any indication, things are far from fine, and are getting worse by the second.

2013 was a painful year in racial justice. Community leaders share their racial justice wishes for the new year.

Succeed or not, Republicans are trying to filibuster the effort to extend unemployment benefits for the long-term unemployed.