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Brazil's labor laws are better than ours. Unions are allowed everywhere and workers vote by region and sector on which union will represent them.

Carved ivory elephants may already outnumber living elephants, which are being slaughtered at the unsustainable rate of 35,000 per year.

The former Treasury Secretary is proof the Washington-to-Wall-Street revolving door serves the interests of bankers, not the public.

As American energy production booms, thousands face pipelines in their backyards.

It starts with winning over the hearts and minds of the American people.

Danny Schechter offers insight into how while South Africa changed in terms of who politically ruled it, the economic power remained concentrated in white and western economic hands.

The goals of faster and cheaper military housing may have been achieved through privatization, but problems including unreliable builders and an unwillingness to fix persistent problems including mold has …

Conner and Smith propose health care, housing and education for all in a real socialist agenda for a real socialist mayor of New York City.

Mark Bray's “Translating Anarchy” is the most compelling of the Occupy Wall Street insider stories and an illustration of anarchism as yeast to progressive movements.

Unions tried new angles on organizing - some promising, others vaguer.