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Can Young Black Organizers Bring Down Chicago’s Top Prosecutor?
The Cook County state's attorney race in Illinois could have major implications for Black-led, anti-police violence movements.
Honeywell’s String of Dangerous Close Calls Doesn’t Stop Flow of Taxpayer Dollars
Firms scuttle reporting requirements that would allow for the government to hold them accountable.
Torching the Truth at US Military Bookstores
The Pentagon is trying to cover up the toxic effects of its deadly burn pits.
How Forest Loss Is Leading to a Rise in Human Disease
A growing body of scientific evidence shows that the felling of tropical forests creates optimal conditions for the spread of mosquito-borne scourges.
Paddles, Stun Guns and Chemical Sprays: How US Schools Discipline Students
Nineteen states currently allow school staff to paddle “noncompliant” students. Security staff may even use stun guns or mace.
Kentucky Governor Is Targeting Abortion Clinics — and He’s Succeeding
It will be more difficult than ever to access a safe, legal abortion in Kentucky.
Hillary Clinton Stalls on Goldman Sachs Speeches
Clinton has judged that she can wait out public calls for her to release the transcripts of speeches to Goldman Sachs.
How DuPont Concealed the Dangers of the New Teflon Toxin
Only 15 percent of new chemical notices contain any information about the materials' impact on health.
Californians May Be Able to File Wrongful Foreclosure Suits
It's a start in the slow path to justice for those who were victimized by lenders or caught in a financial trap.
Cashing in on Kids: 172 ALEC Education Bills Push Privatization in 2015
ALEC's agenda would transform public education from an accountable institution that serves the public into one that serves private, for-profit interests.