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As the UN Climate Conference in Peru enters its final phase, thousands of people marched in downtown Lima.

While practitioners have long touted the emotional and physical benefits of meditation, a new study has shown that the effects are in their mind - literally.

In Crystal T. Laura's new book, “Being Bad,” William Ayers reflects on how the school-to-prison pipeline actually functions.

The earth's sixth mass extinction event could already be unfolding.

Resistance to Big Agriculture's agenda is creating a rift between old and new members of the Grange, a US civic institution for farmers.

To acquire market share, high-tech companies know they don't necessarily have to offer genuine security - just an impression of it.

The US posture in talks with Iran has reflected the perspective of a dominant power accustomed to employing coercive power.

Mainstream progressive politicians lack utopia, a vision of a fundamentally different society.

The struggle over the release of the CIA torture report is a litmus test.