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In West Virginia, Fracking Wastewater May Be Messing With Hormones
Waste leaching from frack disposal wells are the likely source of a spike in endocrine-disrupting compounds.
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Abortion Providers Faced a Staggering Increase in Violence and Threats in 2015
Has amped up anti-abortion rhetoric contributed to the threats against women's health care?
As in Libya, Avaaz Campaigned for Syria No-Fly Zone That Even Top Generals Opposed
The New York City-based Avaaz is easily the most influential Internet-based advocacy organization.
Dark Money and Lobbyists Serving as Superdelegates Could Decide the 2016 Race
In a close race, superdelegates could determine the Democratic Party's nominee.
Is Hillary Clinton “Qualified?“
Hillary Clinton's backers tout her resume while ignoring her many failures.
How Can We Ensure the Race for Clean Energy Doesn’t Leave the World’s Poorest Citizens Behind?
As in other places around the world, Mexico's wind boom runs the risk of bypassing the poor, which is why we need new global standards.
Henry A. Giroux | Radical Politics in the Age of American Authoritarianism: Connecting the Dots
If the left is to fight back against authoritarianism, we must bring together diverse movements working for social change.
Federal Election Commission May Limit LLC Gifts to Super PACs
Documents released by the FEC in cases involving the 2012 election may foreshadow action against LLC contributions.
Disproportionate Suspensions of Black Students Reveal Racism in School Discipline
From suspensions to arrests, Black students are more likely to be disciplined in US public schools than white students.