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Public schools are more segregated today than they've been since 1968.

This era's most extreme international crime, the US-UK invasion of Iraq, was not a break in world order because the aggressors didn't cross Russian or Chinese red lines. In …

Ukraine's “turn to the West,” together with the effects of austerity, will deindustrialize Ukraine and turn it into an agricultural appendage of the EU.

With thousands of flattened homes and numerous devastated communities in the aftermath of this week's widespread tornadoes, it is worthwhile to revisit tornado safety tips.

The Connecticut legislature is considering a bill that create a publicly administered retirement plan that would be open to anyone who works at a company with more than five …

A wrap-up of the world's May Day protests against austerity for worker rights.

Twenty low-wage dependent trade groups band together to shut down the Senate's minimum wage hike, although the majority of Americans support raising the federal minimum wage.

The issue of sexual assault on college campuses has been in the spotlight this week with a White House task force urging schools to take action.

President Obama could stiffen Tom Wheeler's spine on net neutrality with one phone call. But that's not likely, given the broken promises that litter the White House grounds.

While Palestinians celebrated the reconciliation agreement signed between Fatah and Hamas, the reactions in Washington and Israel were reminiscent of the biblical “weeping and gnashing of teeth.”