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On Friday, July 18, thousands of people marched through downtown Detroit to call attention to a major public health crisis as the city shuts off the water for residents …

Congress may be divided on the issue of climate change, but the vast majority of Americans agree that we must do more to protect our planet, and more.

El Salvador's campaign to curtail the emigration of children will likely get more traction should public security significantly improve.

Medical crews are unable to cope with the havoc wrought on Gaza by Israel's heavy military.

The state's drought has forced farmers to rely on groundwater, even as California aquifers have been intentionally polluted due to exemptions for oil industry.

More than 100 people were killed in the first 48 hours of the ground invasion. Most of them were civilians killed in their homes, backyards and gardens.

Hundreds are set to occupy Hong Kong's government and financial district to push for “genuine democracy.”

A Dallas judge and area charities are striving to house and provide social services to thousands of refugee children.

Hezbollah clashes with Syrian rebels on the outskirts of Ersal seem to be widening the divide between residents of the Eastern Bekaa town.

The Denton, Texas city council failed to pass a fracking ban in after an eight-hour meeting residents called “theater.”