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Economic indicators – data points, trends, and micro-categories – are the widgets of the big information industry. By contrast, indicators...

Technocracy is an economic system that got started in the 1930s during the height of the Great Depression when scientists...

A few states and cities in America have bypassed federal law and created legislation to decriminalize possession and usage of...

The AAP and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have issued guidelines for the “safe reopening” of schools...

The Supreme Court ruled on Thursday in favor of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation, saying that nearly half of Oklahoma falls...

A U.S. district court on Monday delivered a major win to local Indigenous organizers and climate activists—and a significant blow...

Oregon is taking concrete steps toward becoming the first state to end the prohibition of psilocybin or “magic” mushrooms. #magicmushrooms

The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed a precarious world economy over the edge. This moment offers a rare opportunity to rethink...

Had the Declaration of Independence been written today, it would have rendered its signers, extremists or terrorists, resulting in them...

The call to “defund the police” may make sense, according to research. But to understand why we need to go...

The Boston City Council on Wednesday unanimously voted to ban the city from the use of facial recognition technology, making...

In this article, we share a few crucial details to better understand the Evergreen State’s theft, looting, and rioting policies....

While the Supreme Court today is deciding whether to reevaluate "Qualified Immunity" for police officers, cities across America are considering...

Police brutality can end with a few solutions

H.R. 6666 does not ensure privacy. It also sets the stage for multiple violations of our constitutional rights, including the...