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2000+ Doctors Declare: "It's Time for Single Payer to be Back on the Table"

Trump as Unifier: Are Hillary Clinton and Neocons Ready to Join Forces?

Jon Queally, staff writer

As Donald Trump is declared the presumptive Republican nominee for president, members of the neoconservative establishment, disgusted by the prospect of Trump in the White House, appear to be heading into the welcoming arms of someone more sympathetic to their imperial worldview: Democratic...

Toxic Phthalates Are Everywhere: Report Reveals Ubiquity of 'Hormone-Assaulting Chemicals'

Andrea Germanos, staff writer

A new report puts the spotlight on the widespread use of toxic chemicals known...

Groups to TransCanada: Take This $15 Billion Voided Check and Shove It

Deirdre Fulton, staff writer

Environmental advocates on Thursday delivered a giant voided check for $15...

The Bailouts Were for the Banks: Study Confirms Rescue Loans Didn't Serve Greeks

'All You See is Red Flames': State of Emergency as Wildfire Rages in Alberta

Taking on 'Rip-Off Clauses,' New Proposal Allows Consumers to Join Together to Sue Big Banks

Verizon Strike Surges as Workers Demand Right to 'Make a Decent Living'

NC Faces Costs of Codifying Hate as DOJ Issues Warning Over Anti-LGBTQ Law

In Flint, Obama Sips the Water that "Corrosive" Austerity Poisoned

In This Passionate Anti-Fracking Town, Civil Disobedience Just Became Protected Civic Duty

Sanders Momentum Evidence of Dems' Need to Embrace "Bold Agenda for Change"

Students Take Lead to Reclaim US Public Education from Corporate Assault

Mass Evacuation as 'Apocalyptic' Inferno Engulfs Canadian Tar Sands City

Pro-Corporate TTIP on the Ropes as Top French Officials Lambaste 'Bad Deal'

Oil Industry Facing Collapse that Rivals Tech Bubble Burst

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We Can Do Something: One Stalwart Woman Vs. 300 Stone-Faced Nazis

Bravo to fearless Afro-Swedish activist Tess Asplund, 42, and the photographer who caught the moment Asplund ferociously, instinctively charged a march of anti-immigrant neo-Nazis with her head and fist held high, and Nelson Mandela in her mind. In a country and continent where right-wing racism is on the rise, she just knew "they shouldn’t be here and spread their hate...I was thinking, 'Hell no. No Nazi is going to march here. It’s not okay.'”