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In almost every part of the country, entire neighborhoods are drowning in debt, victims of Wall Streetu2019s reckless and predatory lending practices.

What looked like another U.S. march to war in the Mideast has turned toward a peaceful accord that carries hope of getting Syria to relinquish its chemical weapons and …

Colorado was plagued with devastating wildfires this summer. Now come the floods.

Our failure to protect lower income citizens and people of color will recreate their fate for the larger masses underneath the growing police state.

Inequality experts Thomas Piketty and Emmanuel Saez reveal the biggest gap between rich and poor ever recorded by economists

Laborers live near a WWII Japanese Internment camp and in not much different conditions while Congress debates migrant worker bills.

Common Ground offers a model of how volunteers of good will working with affected communities can make a difference.

With a $4.6 million check to the campaing to defeat a GMO food labeling vote in Washington state this fall, Monsanto is banking on repeating its California victory.

A geopolitical land grab that would force Ukraine under Russian influence would have disastrous implications for Ukrainian gay men and women.

A Honduran-owned and foreign-financed company has been attempting to build a dam on the sacred Gualcarque River in the Lenca community of Rio Blanco.