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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.

After an officer shooting Thursday night, one of the suspects in the bombings was apprehended and has died.

Gaius Publius: This is not the full rollback to Medicare drug price negotiation we want, but it's a good start.

A true partner for rebuilding America can be found in the untapped potential of workers' vast pension fund assets.

Debates in countries over laws to curb tax evasion miss the point, according to Richard D. Wolff.

A secretly imposed US-Japan military alliance has served as the “keystone” of US power in Asia and the Pacific.

We need to get the bought-and-paid-for politicians out of the way and get our press to actually cover the horrors of tar sands oil and the reality of climate …

86 percent of Americans support expanded background checks on gun buyers. But yesterday, the Senate failed to pass a bipartisan plan by a vote of 54-46, 6 votes …