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Low-interest rates by the Fed are causing investors to purchase foreclosed homes in blocks of hundreds.

The Federal Communications Commission has been around since 1934. And not once has a woman served as chair.

When we Black women tell our stories, we center ourselves in the American experience.

Bill would include path to citizenship for 11 million undocumented and nationwide e-verify.

The story of waste management in Buenos Aires illustrates how cartoneros, or grassroots recyclers, have won legal and financial support from the city government.

While societies in the Global North continue to seek offsets for their carbon footprint, one Chiapas village in Mexico refuses to be forced to change its way of life …

In the fight for equality, many obstacles in 2012 have crossed over into the New Year; yet, the fight still continues.

Tamms Prison in Illinois, which helped spur a nationwide movement against

Mainstream media has failed to provide balance covering the adoption of the 3-year-old Cherokee child, now known as

Social media has leaked horrific details of the case, inspiring a call for increased accountability.