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The virtual world of geopolitics was recently electrified when Jen Psaki, President Barack Obama's State Department spokeswoman, confronted Russia and President Vladimir Putin by tweeting a warning.

According to a report released today by the AFL-CIO, 4,628 workers were killed in the United States during 2012 due to workplace injuries. Additionally an estimated 50,000 died from …

While internet activists are distracted with recent attacks on net neutrality, the government is quietly introducing an internet ID program in Pennsylvania and Michigan that - if eventually broadened …

Last week, historic legislation expanding Vermont labor law and allowing previously excluded early childhood educators to form their union was passed.

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The fight over the Conga mining project is one of Peru's largest current social conflicts.

The World Health Organization's most comprehensive report to date sounds a warning that we are entering a world where antibiotics have little effect.

Since shortages of critical drugs became a fixture of the American medical landscape a decade ago, pundits have proposed an array of incentives to encourage more production from pharmaceutical …

The degree of free-market education “reform” for Newark's schools has become a key issue in Tuesday's hotly contested mayoral race.

Privatizing infrastructure improvements depends on public money - and a lot of it, points out Ellen Dannin.