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As the oil industry amps up its campaign to expand fracking (hydraulic fracturing) in California, a prominent California Congresswoman is calling for a moratorium on offshore fracking in federal …

Some movies offer an escape from reality. Sunlight, Jr. is the rare film that can awaken us to it.

The high amount of students living with their parents has caused a sharp decline in the growth of new households in the US.

In a surprising new text by Pope Francis on the role of the Catholic church in society, we are charged to close the massive gap of inequality in this …

Palestinians should not lend their name to a charade of endless negotiations while historic Palestine disappears.

By rejecting a contract that amounted to corporate extortion, the Machinists Local 751 at Boeing have taken a stand for middle-class workers all over the country.

A Sonoma County Deputy Sheriff, who shot and killed a popular Latino eighth-grader holding a toy gun, has a history of overreaction that dates back years.

The idea that workers have to be beaten down at every turn just doesn't add up, as industrial experience Down Under shows every day of the year.

While many countries of Latin America rescue the memories of victims of human rights abuses through public trials, in El Salvador, repression of alternative narratives intensifies.

From October 22 to 25, 2013, pretrial hearings for the five men accused of plotting the 9/11 terrorist attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people made little progress as the …