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The US is often accused of nation-building and exporting democracy, yet how can that be if we have no real democracy to export?

Lydia Lim spoke to Davis about the gender disparity in media images, as well as the entertainment media's potential to better depict women's empowerment.

‘Since our hospital adopted a new computerized record system, we nurses have been struggling to keep our focus on what was once considered nursing.’

Despite its serious flaws, Obamacare has benefits, some intended and others not.

Trayvon Martin's isn't the only blood on the ALEC's or the NRA's hands.

Strip searches have become routine operating procedures in which everyone is rendered a suspect and, as such, is subjected to treatment once reserved for only the most serious of …

In this interview, which Shourd dedicates to Herman Wallace, we take a closer look at her project, Opening the Box, as well as the ongoing prisoner hunger strike in …

Truthout Executive Director Maya Schenwar on why the humane treatment of prisoners is integral to the preservation of human rights.

The point is that justice was always going to elude Trayvon Martin, not because the system failed, but because it worked.

Billions of dollars could be saved by cutting subsidies while still protecting vital nutrition programs for the poor, if policymakers are willing to make them.