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From November 2u20136 the last abortion clinic left in Mississippi will be besieged by one of the most woman-hating, Dark Ages, bigoted Christian fascist organizations in the country.

Once she jumped into the ring, she found she was fighting not just for herself, but for all American property owners and the planet too.

So if the real issue is not patient safety, what is it? Itu2019s about placing burden and shame.

Naughty Leopards, Sassy Space Girls, and Warrior Ninjas: What do our Halloween costumes reveal about gender in our society? An exploration.

When Allentown, Pennsylvania, rented its water and waste systems for 50 years this August, it was fortunate to find a public partner with closely aligned interests. Yet some of …

The World Court of Women against Poverty convened in Philadelphia in October 2013 to hear the stories of those disappeared by their socio-economic circumstances.

Three student activists who fought for education as a human right are poised to become members of Congress in Chile.

Paul Krugman shares his thoughts on Janet Yellen for the Federal Reserve and the recipients of the 2013 Nobel Prize for economics.

Republicans would rather pad the wallets of the wealthy elite than put food on the tables of America's most needy and vulnerable.

A look into the money pouring into Washington tells an anti-democratic tale of how a once-popular initiative is now statistically tied in the polls.