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Comcast, AT&T and Verizon are making a play to control the Internet. Tell Obama and the FCC to preserve an open and free Internet.

Until we realize that our system itself is untenable, we'll be doomed to economic meltdowns.

The American public's understanding of the environment is crucial -- the future of our earth and every living being depends on it.

Global warming deniers keep pointing to snowstorms as proof that climatologists are wrong. But both extreme heat and cold are on tap.

A Q&A with Gaza-Based Journalist Sameh A. Habeeb:"Today I wanted to go to the market to bring home some food. Thank God, I did not go; there was a massacre from artillery shells."

There's a lot more to the India attacks than CNN and the New York Times have been reporting. Here's an alternative guide to the story.

"It is time to act. As the next president of the United States, I will."

A who's who guide to the people poised to shape Obama's foreign policy. by Jeremmy Scahill

The 850 fires burning in California alone should be a wake up call that we're unprepared for rapid climate change.

After the social tumult of the '60s capitalism usurped resistance itself, turning attempts at subversion into commodities.

The day of reckoning for our reckless human ways that many of us have for decades warned would be coming is here.

Something is afoot. Just what is not clear, but recent moves by the White House strongly suggest that Bush will attack Iran in the near future.

After more than two years, Inner City Press disappears from Google News.

Kucinich has shown once again that he is hip to rights which most Americans don't even know they have. Click the link to see the full debate. By Manila Ryce

An in-depth look at media coverage of Clinton's emotion. By Megan Garber

The DoD is flirting with the idea of medicating soldiers to desensitize them to combat trauma -- will an army of unfeeling monsters result? By Penny Coleman

Contaminated rivers and farms are triggering peasant protests. Will it be enough to force real change? By Christina Larson

Unlike other candidates who say what they will do for you, Obama says "Yes, we can" and pledges to work together. By Steven Rosenfeld

The EPA has lied about a critical decision that will delay global warming progress. By Frank O'Donnell

Obama's win gives us all hope. It signifies the kind of country we imagine ourselves being: optimistic, forward-looking and unafraid to take risks. By Arianna Huffington

A testimony at congressional hearings in response to increasingly ominous reports of soldier and veteran suicides. By Penny Coleman

The complicity of the U.S. in Pakistan's violence should alarm all observers. By Shahid Buttar

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It is time for global warming activists to leave behind their focus on the "planetary crisis" and the regulatory-centered agenda and embrace an energetic and inspiring vision that captures people's minds, hearts and votes. By Teryn Norris

São Paulo, Brazil, the world's fourth-largest metropolis has banned the "visual pollution" of outdoor advertising. With short video documentary. By David Evan Harris

Whether we avert catastrophe with climate change may actually be decided by Citibank and Bank of America. By Tara Lohan

300 Iraqis killed by Americans each day sounds like an impossible figure, but a close look at the reported numbers of violent deaths and rate of armed patrols makes it all too likely. By Michael Schwartz