Interview

The drought in the West threatens that region's economic viability and the US food supply.

The Egyptian counter-revolution is well-established, with disastrous consequences not only for Egyptians, but also for Palestinians.

Journalist Elizabeth Kolbert explores the likely extinction of a massive number of species - because of the destructive practices of humans - in the book "The Sixth Extinction: An …

Andy Shallal says at the local level is where you can make a change. It's very hard to expect change on the national level.

Though President Obama attempts to justify Iraq's invasion, Iraqi civilians and Iraq war veterans share their stories on the lasting environmental, social, and health effects of the US occupation …

A Montana medical office that provided abortions, among other services, has been forced to close after a vandal systematically broke or slashed practically every object and surface inside.

Though the clean up is progressing, it will take weeks to determine the extent of the ecological impact of the major Galveston oil spill.

Education Professor Lois Weiner breaks down what connects tens of thousands of striking teachers in the UK, and why recently American teachers have been absent from forming their own …

Melissa Gira Grant talks about sex work as work and the need to involve sex workers themselves when designing programs to “save” them or the communities where they work.

Novelist Kiese Laymon is brutally honest about his experiences growing up black in the South.