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A slowly but steadily growing phenomenon in Jordan, urban agriculture has vast potential for reducing poverty and improving food security.

The project, which is set to break ground next year, will include places for residents to live, garden, worship and work.

If labor laws aren't adopted before April 2014, Iraq's oil workers will remain in the legal limbo left by Saddam Hussein and US occupation legacy.

Proponents push nuclear power as “clean” energy, but the Fukushima meltdown shows why nuclear energy should be examined more closely.

The super rich have skipped out on paying $100 billion dollars in estate taxes since 2000, and more.

Instead of pursuing undocumented immigrants like the rest of the police in Spain, they are there to defend them from the crimes to which they often fall victim.

Increases in payroll taxes, the Detroit bankruptcy and repression against protesters indicate the widening contradiction between capitalism and democracy.

“Kill the Messenger” details how mass media helped create and exploit fractures in apartheid, ushering in a new age in South Africa.

Marc McCord discusses his role in getting Dallas to pass the most restrictive hydraulic fracturing ordinance in the US.