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In part 1, we showed that the University of East Anglia climate “email scandal” was nothing but a colossal waste of time that proved only the hysterical idiocy of …

Early Friday I went through the G20 communique for the Wall Street Journal; a marked up copy is available on-line. It is hard to imagine how the summit could …

Activists in more than 30 cities, organized by Interfaith Workers Justice and backed by labor groups, are staging a National Day of Action Against Wage Theft on November 18.

This is the third in a series of articles from Keeping Our Promise: Addressing Unsafe Abortion in Africa this week. The conference has brought together more than 250 health …

Recently, the NFL has cracked down on helmet-to-helmet hits and other manifestations of “unnecessary roughness.” This is all to the good. Football is violent enough without players risking concussion …

As hurricane Tomas unleashed its wrath on Haiti, hundreds of thousands of Haitians endured the storm under flimsy tents, tarps and bedsheets located on floodplains and perched on mudslide-prone …

VIDEO: Part two of our May, 2010 interview with Ramona Africa. In this segment, Ramona gives her personal account of May 13, 1985. Watch part one here.

In a interview with the Dallas Morning News published yesterday, former President Bush touted his authorization of waterboarding as a key accomplishment to “leav[ing] behind a firmer foundation for …

Over the last few weeks, in the run-up to the official UK release of my new book “A User's Guide to the Crisis of Civilization” on October 4, I've …

Rony Charles, a rice grower and member of the Agricultural Producer Cooperative of Verrettes, said, "Instead of foreigners sending us food, they should give us the chance to do …