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The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission found that discrimination complaints rose yet again, and disability-based discrimination appears to be steadily increasing.

The council is committed to defending struggles for self-determination in the Andes.

Ordinary US taxpayers are subsidizing excessive CEO pay through a variety of channels. These five reforms could help end these perverse incentives for executive excess.

Republicans are rigging the system to transfer tens of billions of dollars a year from ordinary workers to their rich friends.

Despite Trump's contempt for the clemency initiative, families of the incarcerated will continue their campaigns.

Since 2002, at least 270 environmental accidents on USMC bases on Okinawa have contaminated land and local waterways.

Yale University finally decided to rename its Calhoun College after someone who actually deserves the honor.

Locals and activists of the ZAD have been fighting against the construction of an airport for many years.

Insurance companies, unlike Pruitt, acknowledge the tremors' cause.

Emerging collaborative civic movements in Europe and the Americas are creating inspiring new political models.