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When you ignore context, public health suffers.

In the 1970s, a crop of books purporting to provide a scientific basis for gender inequality met sharp criticism from figures like Stephen Jay Gould. Decades later, these debates have fallen out of public memory, but right-wing pseudoscience persists

The spirit that bound us together so powerfully so many decades ago is still in our in our culture, in our hearts and in our DNA. In the era of the animosities of our time, it’s something that’s so restorative, so confirmational. No, we're not gone.

Sewa demonstrates how crucial it is that all co-op members – whether professionals or grassroots workers – share the values that the federation represents, and think not just of personal benefits but benefits for the collective and all its members.

In rural Wisconsin, which voted heavily for Trump, some farmers who support Trump don’t believe he intends to deport their hardworking employees — that his targets are criminals. But Trump made all undocumented immigrants a priority for deportation.

A lawsuit from major fossil fuel groups aims to derail Vermont’s groundbreaking plan to make polluters pay for climate disasters.

Forty million Americans live in food deserts. Can government-owned grocery stores fix this?

President-elect Donald J. Trump’s advisers have spent months trying to identify a disease that will help them build their case for closing the border.

The imprisoned Native American is long overdue for clemency. Joe Biden is probably the last president who can give it to him

This is not the outcome Trump wanted. With Merchan’s action Friday, Trump’s criminal case has concluded, and he will enter office—10 days from his sentencing—a convicted felon.