Environment

“Inequality worries me a lot, and it would be great if it was bad on the macroeconomics side, too.”

The world needs peace in order to address catastrophic changes that are fast approaching us.

In the same towns where Zapata fought for the rights of Mexico's rural majority, mega-development projects are setting off fierce protests.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is doing the right thing by seeking to delay the next rise in consumption taxes.

In today's On the News segment: global temperatures may rise to 4 degrees Celsius by the time today's teens hit their 80th birthday, and more.

While the world he inherited from George W. Bush certainly sucked, it also gave Obama unprecedented opportunities to change the course of the nation.

A small increase in wages will not completely eliminate poverty but it will improve a family's economic outlook.

The olive harvest reflects the growing disparities between Palestinians who live in the West Bank and their more prosperous brethren who hold Israeli citizenship.

In its bid to industrialize, India relies heavily on energy from coal.

The newest line we are supposed to swallow is that the President is prioritizing deportations of “felons, not families.”