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Determining the “risk” level of releasing incarcerated people does not address the massive destruction of people and communities wrought by our criminal “justice” system.

It's clear that some lawmakers' visions are out of step with the priorities of the American public on key issues such as job creation, education, and tax loopholes.

At some point you have to ask, is this a “sincerely held religious belief?” Or is it just a cynical political ploy?

The British government is reversing damage done to local economies by the Great Recession by protecting local pubs.

Lawsuits show that the fight against wage theft is heating up, but workers shouldn't have to sue their employers to get paid what they're owed.

The McCutcheon decision will boost the political power of the one percent at the expense of the rest of us. But it also adds to the urgency of the …

A new 40-minute documentary film by Canadian History Professor Ron Harpelle, entitled “Hard Time,” focuses on the life of Robert Hillary King, who spent 29 years in continuous solitary …

The landslide that killed Delsa Hammer also began in a clear-cut that environmental officials knew might trigger a slide.

For 60 years, Koreans on both sides of the DMZ have awaited a peace treaty. Instead they've gotten an arms race and political repression.

Land in most Pacific countries is for public access for survival and not fenced off by the legal system.