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After four decades of research and over a decade of federal support, Housing First’s Sam Tsemberis is ‘back to being an outlaw’ in the US

Enriching Oneself in High Office Does Not Ensure a Comfortable Death (1871), Conquest of Florida Starts with a Massacre (1816), Delbert Tibbs, Whose Time on Death Row Led Him to His Calling (1976)

The North Woods logger out-organized everyone to take Graham Platner’s place. “In November, Mainers will defeat Susan Collins, and we will take back our Senate seat from the billionaires and corporations who think they own it,” Jackson said.

The Game Changers project offers bold, new ideas to build a stronger, fairer, greener, and more inclusive economy for all Americans. Two new proposals presented this week are Solidarity Insurance and Just Cause Job Protections.

Some members of the Cuban and Jewish diasporas have used their painful histories to gain power in U.S. politics and advance imperialism. But many are pushing back

The Kurdish and Palestinian movements were forged in a common anti-colonial tradition. Their different political trajectories now reveal two competing models of liberation in the 21st century.

Researchers tested 39 takeout meals from major restaurant chains and uncovered some surprising differences between menu labels and what's actually on the plate.

The new pills can lower cholesterol levels far below what can be achieved with statins, clinical trials have shown.

How rebuilding union power would strengthen workers, the economy, and our democracy

In a speech given on Wednesday in honor of Nelson Mandela Day, New York’s mayor reflects on what Madiba can teach us in a fractured era