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More than half of Michigan's 1.4 million black residents now live under rule by unelected emergency managers.

Nona Willis Aronowitz explores the people and policies shaping the economic future of a San Jose that many cities in the Bay Area could look to as a model …

Canada's involvement in social and ecological injustices in Colombia often goes unremarked.

Future climate protesters can proudly proclaim that they are actually climate protectors, upholding the law, not violating it.

The Espionage Act, created around World War I and resulting in a 10-year sentence for a union leader for giving a speech critical of US entry into the war, …

Paul Krugman: The prospect that Janet Yellen might become the next head of the Fed has driven the right into a frenzy.

Our country needs to seriously reconsider unregulated libertarian capitalism and think about the safety of people, everyday people, as a higher priority than the profits of hustlers and giant …

Researchers have found that when you factor race into the equation, the economic gap is even more pronounced.

Austerity measures in Greece continue to widen the gap of inequality and stands as an example of how badly Austerity fails.

President Obama and the mainstream U.S. press are blaming Russian President Putin for the breakdown in bilateral relations, but this simplistic view ignores the many U.S. government actions over …