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The crowd was massive and consisted of different political ideologies. It also happened suddenly. All at once.

Manning's trial has already raised questions about military justice, the public's right to know and the price that's paid by whistleblowers.

A wonder of the natural world, Monarch migration, is threatened. What you can do about it.

The school-to-prison pipeline strikes again.

In ‘Paradise Lot,’ two residents of an inner city write about how they transformed less than an acre of their blighted yard into a thriving food forest full of …

James Kwak: Nietzsche would no doubt be horrified by most aspects of contemporary American society, but that might give him some comfort.

Labor advocates are disparaging the new talks, suggesting the results will likely not be binding and thus will not be able to ensure worker safety.

The projected shortfall in Medicare has fallen by almost 70 percent since 2008.

The disconnect between environmental destruction and today's humanity goes deeper, says Phil Rockstroh.

Student loan rates for more than 7.4 million students with federal Stafford loans are scheduled to double July 1 from 3.4 percent to 6.8 percent if nothing is done.