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Twenty-five years ago, the government in Beijing turned its guns on the people who had risen in protests to express their frustration with corruption. The refusal to this day …

Soldiers and families turn to the arts for healing, particularly painting, writing and drumming.

The unanimous Supreme Court decision striking down the 35-foot Massachusetts abortion clinic buffer zone has left other such laws in jeopardy.

The economy continues to teeter on the edge of deflation. The Fed needs to pump up the money supply and stimulate demand in some other way.

ISIS lives and breathes and grows, and across the greater middle east Islamic extremist organizations are gaining traction in ways that should illuminate just what the war on terror …

If you are over fifty and were raised in a Jewish household, you either heard this question, “but is it good for the Jews?”

Fast-food worker demands are being met with “plutocratic fallacies” attempting to justify exploitive wages and division among workers.

Rarely, if ever, are Black women interviewed in the neighborhoods where they live and asked about a policy's impact on their lives.

With the US government-and-media war hawks back in full flight - preparing to swoop down on Syria as well as Iraq - wiser heads might reflect on the chaos …

For people going through a tough time, sometimes a little touch of humanity is all that's needed.