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The organizers of the May 1 action aim to transcend the legislation-focused actions of the past by calling explicitly for true, comprehensive reform.

Dealing with nuclear waste is a mounting concern, but many “solutions” are not viable over the long term.

Candice Jackson's intellectual journey raises questions about how she will investigate civil rights violations.

Socialists and radicals must come up with a new version of a globalized economy, says C.J. Polychroniou.

An Atlanta-based scientist, explains why Trump's war on science is spurring people to take action on April 22.

These people could screw up the recipe for tap water, but they may be getting help soon enough.

Access to reproductive health care is one of the issues driving the campaign to pass the Equal Rights Amendment.

The Trump administration's policies are already adversely affecting workers' health, undermining occupational illness prevention.

A lawsuit is challenging the Education Department to uphold its obligations under a Bush-era student debt forgiveness program.

The birthplace of the Paris Climate Agreements, the first round of France's presidential election on starts on Sunday, April 23.