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The world banned chemical weapons in 1997. Here’s why it took so long for the US to eliminate its arsenal.

If hordes of cops are going to keep polluting New York’s increasingly flood-prone subways, the least they could do is grab a bucket and be helpful.

Corporations say they can’t meet auto workers’ demands while also transitioning to electric vehicles — but they just need to fork over the money.

Reshaping the Kansas Technical Institute’s campus into an actual prison provides a perspective on what it means when, over time, whole populations are functionally criminalized.

The Friends of Chile, An Evening With Salvador Allende Benefit Concert, on May 11, 1974, was one of the first to openly confront the intervention of the U.S. government in the military coup that had overthrown Salvador Allende a year earlier.

U.S. Sen. John Fetterman said the aim of the bill is to "stop humiliating kids and penalizing hunger."

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Top negotiators for the writers guild believe the studios’ interests “are no longer sufficiently aligned to allow them to easily negotiate together”

Katya Hoyer argues for a closer look at the triumphs and travails of everyday life under socialism.

As the groundbreaking TV show comes to an end, one Native American pop culture aficionado reflects on its impact