When technology is used against itself, surprising things can happen — as was seen in Chile where protestors rallied together to bring down a police drone by pointing their lasers at it.

Little-known companies are amassing your data — like food orders and Airbnb messages — and selling the analysis to clients. Here’s how to get a copy of what they have on you.

A Baton Rouge police officer who crashed a speeding sports car while off duty will face no criminal charges in the death of a child.

En la Asamblea Legislativa de Bolivia se han reunido los parlamentarios del Movimiento Al Socialismo sumando dos tercios del total, logrando así el quórum suficiente para comenzar a sesionar. La diputada Sonia Brito, en entrevista para teleSUR, explicó que…

Poverty-hit families in east London are being deprived of natural light and left feeling “abandoned and isolated” after a huge mobile phone advertisement was plastered across their homes. As many as

How mica mined by kids in Madagascar ends up in products used by millions of Americans.

Moms for Housing 'reclaim' West Oakland home.

Thirty-four million U.S. adults report knowing someone who has died in the past five years who did not receive needed treatment due to their inability to pay for it.

Seclusion rooms are supposed to be a last resort, but students across the state are routinely put in them for infractions as minor as spilling milk.

A report examining the rise of the urban commons as both a bottom-up emergence by citizens/commoners and a radical municipal administrative configuration.

Are the current protests in Chile a result of 40 years of neoliberal economics and might we be heading down the same road in New Zealand?

The indigenous-socialist project accomplished what neoliberalism has repeatedly failed to do: redistribute wealth to society’s poorest sectors