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Many communities in the US still practice arranged marriages, and some of those marriages are forced. While the partners may be happy, those who aren't face tough choices.

Normally I prefer it when Congress is not in session in Washington, reasoning our legislators can do us no harm, or less harm anyway, when they are back home …

Veterans For Peace has just released this statement: As a major U.S. peace organization of veterans, including members who served in the Korean War, Veterans For Peace (VFP) is …

Nearly 300,00 people have signed the Move To Amend petition that states: We, the People of the United States of America, reject the U.S. Supreme Court's Citizens United ruling …

There are roughly 28 million Americans who can't find a job or have given up looking. Many more than that are suffering. And I just want to remind everyone, …

In many schools, suspension rates are a reflection of the racial bias that keeps students of color from succeeding.

Dr. Philip Caper explains the importance of viewing health care as a right, instead of a privilege.

Two recipients of this yearu2019s Goldman Environmental Prize are working to abolish the practice of sending trash to landfills and incinerators.

Despite a strong opening, legislation to allow paid sick days fell one vote short in Philadelphia at the dismay of hundreds of workers.

Despite America's fears of external terrorist threats, Erika Eichelberger explains that the real threat might be domestic.