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Although women typically suffer more during natural disasters, gender policies that specifically focus on helping men when disasters strike are also needed.

New York City's public schools may provide hot lunches, but keeping them open in a snowstorm does no good if students aren't able to attend.

Early this month, eight of the LAPD's highest ranking officers toured Israel's private security firms and drone manufacturers.

Local landowners and environmentalists who have long opposed the pipeline project are celebrating the decision.

Venezuela's latest round of violent protests appears to fit a pattern, and represents the tug-and-pull nature of the country's divided opposition.

Amazon is hosting a huge computing cloud for the CIA's secrets - a digital place where data for mass surveillance and perpetual war are converging.

Pioneers in creation of co-op business start-ups met in New York City and exchanged success stories and dreams for their democratic work movement.

In ‘Imagine Living in a Socialist USA,’ Frances Fox Piven argues that the guarantee of a universal income would facilitate a new economic fairness and stability to a financial …

Trying to ‘prove’ the historical foundations of family histories with a DNA test takes Eisa Ulen deep down the rabbit hole into communal histories rarely explored.

On Friday, Feb 14, 92 prisoners escaped from their prison in the Libyan town of Zliten.