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Working as a coalition, with groups on both sides of the border and groups working for both issues, proved essential.

The surprise announcement hit us December 11: Canada Post plans to phase out door-to-door delivery and hike postage rates.

It's not a perfect comparison, but like the average Venezuelan the people of Seattle are experiencing an explosion of political consciousness.

This week, we re-launched It's Our Economy, a project dedicated to reporting on and assisting the growing movement for economic democracy.

An estimated 400 million acres of farmland in the United States will likely change hands over the coming two decades as older farmers retire, even as new evidence indicates …

Critics say such drilling could wipe out isolated indigenous tribes living in the area.

Three months after Senate Democrats reformed the filibuster rules for executive and judicial nominees, Senate obstruction continues in new forms.

Dahr Jamail: From California's historic drought to flooding in the UK, the signs of advanced climate disruption are all around us, if you care to notice.

In the rush to privatize the country's schools, corporations and politicians have decimated school budgets, replaced teaching with standardized testing, and placed the blame on teachers and students.

Dean Baker: Obamacare might be the best news on the wage front that most workers have seen for some time.