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Spurred by real urgency over the corporate driven ruin of the environment, a growing social movement is taking shape that will be on display this Sunday, February 17, when …

Filmmaker Keith Beauchamp on three little-known cases of racial profiling, which proves to be a wrenching and enlightening journey through the lens of unequal justice in America.

In the consumer paradigm, one is induced to exist by Eric Hoffer's dictum: “You can never get enough of what you really don't need.” Wherein: The individual exists in …

Basically, there are two explanations that are given for the 2008 crash: the Democratic one, which says that Wall Street was deregulated and ran wild with frauds that cheated …

Samer Issawi has lived for 33 years, 1 month, and 27 days. I hope he lives another day. He has been on a hunger strike now for six and …

Each innocent killed gives rise to second thoughts of the president's Nobel Peace Prize.

Egypt is rapidly approaching its most acute political and economic crisis since the 2011 revolution that swept dictator Hosni Mubarak from power. Poverty is at an all-time high of …

William Rivers Pitt: When you're talking about a State of the Union speech, you are talking about theater.

Forty percent of Palestine's male population is, or has been, imprisoned in Israeli jails.

Kevin Zeese and Margaret Flowers trace the history and institutions of a not-so-robust US democracy.