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Paul Krugman: The rupee might be plunging fast, but what is causing panic?

After more than a decade of national legislative efforts to end prison rape, this month was supposed to produce a significant victory: formal audits of prisons and jails around …

The protest represents a shift in attention from the International Olympic Committee to individual nations, as protesters give their nations an ultimatum: force Russia to abolish its anti-gay laws, …

From the Middle East to South America, the Pentagon is increasingly engaged in shadowy operations whose details emerge piecemeal and are rarely examined in a comprehensive way. Nowhere is …

The Supreme Court majority has made it more attractive for employers to violate immigration laws by hiring workers suspected of not being in this country legally.

A Guantanamo defense attorney's visit to Camp 7 highlights the US government's attempts to hide ugly realities.

Wage theft, in all its many forms, is rampant across all industries, but it hurts low-wage workers the most.

House Republicans' stated goal of cutting $40 billion from the SNAP program must be stopped.

William Rivers Pitt examines the doublespeak coming out of Washington on Syria.

While the media is packed with material about consumer rights, there is seldom mention of workers' rights.