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In this rare television interview with Bill Moyers, the poet, farmer, and activist Wendell Berry discusses his vision for society living in harmony with the planet.

From sacred sites, to indigenous language, Hawaiians are fighting hard to protect their traditions, and their future.

In today's On the News segment: Federal workers, who were furloughed during the shutdown, will receive backpay for the time they weren't able to work, but many others won't be …

Thousands of Afghans who gathered for condolence ceremonies in Kabul in late September to commemorate their loved ones, whose names were included on a list obtained in the course …

Health insurance companies are sending notices of cancellation to hundreds of thousands of people who buy their own coverage, frustrating some consumers who want to keep what they have …

Despite speculations that the government shutdown finally would be the end of Tea Party members, it is possible they will use the same tactics come 2014.

Mass killings lay bare the way in which violent masculine norms harm all members of society.

A massive refugee crisis in Syria persists - and is worsening by the day.

Just days ago thousands took to the streets in yet another March Against Monsanto, yet many people still don't understand what Monsanto is and what it's doing to our …

African Americans and Latin Americans have been oppressed for centuries, and yet still has there not been any change. Many people of the United States blame the individual for …