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An international group of organizations is fighting to instruct the United States to provide accountability and reparations for the Iraq War.

The latest rumors out of Washington have Lawrence Summers in the lead to be President Obama's choice as the successor to Ben Bernancke as Chairman of the Federal Reserve. …

On 8 July 2013 the New York Times (NYT) published an editorial on the issue of National Security Agency (NSA) spying on Americans. The editorial described the issue as …

Protests are sweeping the nation in response to the George Zimmerman acquittal. New York, Philadelphia, DC, Miami, Houston, St. Louis, Chicago, San Francisco, Oakland, and LA are just some …

Global warming could very well be the culprit for the extreme weather conditions firefighters face today.

Incarceration has become a very lucrative business for an array of private contractors, most of whom send lobbyists to Washington to make sure the laws and legislation continue to …

The charge of “aiding the enemy” has huge implications for journalism.

With the verdict due in tomorrow, Amy Goodman takes a look back at the case against PFC. Bradley Manning.

James Heintz: 75 million youth in the global labor market are unemployed and few governments are taking common sense steps to address the problem.

New project makes classical instruments out of recycling from a massive landfill to give children the chance to learn the art of classical music.