Environmental statutory processes do not prohibit harm: they permit it. But an ancient legal principle may provide solutions.

Disgusted by the practices of debt collectors, Rolling Jubilee, an Occupy offshoot, just got rid of $4 million of school loans for thousands of students.

Ai-jen Poo, head of the National Domestic Workers Alliance, receives a $625,000 award to help expand her movement fighting for nannies, house cleaners and home care attendants.

When the Supreme Court ruled that unions could not collect dues from the home-care workers they represent, the justices set workers and their clients on a course that could harm them both.

On Tuesday, September 16, the FCC is holding public discussions on whether the proposed net neutrality rules should cover mobile broadband.

In her new book, Klein argues that the climate crisis represents an opportunity to create a new economic model that advances the greater good.

More than 1,000 groups are coordinating the upcoming People's Climate March on Sunday, Sept 21 in Manhattan. But what do they want?

Watch the entire first episode of the Emmy Award-winning Showtime documentary series with Don Cheadle, Thomas Friedman and Katharine Hayhoe.

On Sunday, September 21st, a march to bring attention to the climate change crisis will kick off a week of climate events in New York City. Here’s what you need to know.

Christian and climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe talks to Bill about ending the gridlock between politics, science and faith.