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Genomics analysis indicates that at least 800,000 years ago breeding individuals sank to as few as 1,300

The recent upheaval at the Sierra Club pulls back years of work to turn the influential group toward climate justice. Green capital could be the winner. Frontline communities stand to lose big.

We have gone from the dynamic of opposition to the dynamic of a campaign and now to the dynamic of working with our comrade in office, all within a few short months.

The rise of the Brics is not enough to displace the US or avert a third world war.

Drugmakers are charging foreigners far lower prices for medicines they want shielded from new Medicare price cuts.

Hundreds of new state laws come into effect on 1 September, including attacking trans rights, further limiting abortion and pushing back climate efforts

Unprecedented Corporate Greed Demands Unprecedented Worker Response

Poetry for Labor Day: The working-class persists, survives, says California poet Lita Kurth; but it sure isn’t easy.

There has not been a moment in modern history more urgent than now for workers to come together and join forces in solidarity.

From Gramsci’s political thinking and practical strategizing come a set of ideas that arguably have only grown more salient with time.