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Last week, for the first time ever, an international body asked questions about the Vatican's handling of widespread and systemic rape and sexual violence. Last Wednesday, survivors of rape …

A few days ago, the media reported that a mother was found dead in the hot, scorching desert, purportedly while attempting to cross into the United States. Underneath her …

This past week, the Arizona State Bar Association (SBA) held its annual convention. It appears that the ban on my participation is still in effect.It was exactly ten years …

Robert Jensen: More than a decade after 9-11, US political culture is still asking the wrong question.

As President Obama espouses about equality while ignoring the systems of inequality prevalent within society, a new brand of Reaganism emerges.

Michael Winship: Reports are that a background check bill may return to the Senate floor this summer.

As the US government continues to pursue whistleblower Edward Snowden, many Americans are pouring out support for asylum.

Even the mainstream media - after much initial sloppy, knee-jerk reporting - finally realized that they and the American public were being played by the Republican Party.

It's neoliberal policies, not consumers, which make the sweatshop economy possible.

Edward Bernays warned that an enduring threat to the invisible government was the truth teller.