Unless it's particularly old, your car is likely spying on you, sending an unsettling amount of information about you and your behavior to the manufacturer.

If you’ve ever thought that there was something a bit... off about Subway’s chicken, well, you are not alone. Back in 2017, a team of reporters for the Canadian Broadcast Corporation program Marketplace were curious, too. They sent samples of Subway chicken…

Daylight and precipitation have been fighting it out over the past few weeks in the greater Chicago area. A similar situation is happening on the ground. One of the longest-serving Democrats in the House of Representatives is facing a strong and spirited…

Pharmaceutical companies have paid doctors billions of dollars for consulting, promotional talks, meals and more.

Children allegedly as young as 11 are forced to work for up to 12 hours a day.

Finland is the only EU country where homelessness is falling. Its secret? Giving people homes as soon as they need them – unconditionally

It’s underwater—and the consequences are unimaginable.

News, documents and calls for action from communist and workers’ parties.

Necessity led to Cuba's move into development of vaccines for hepatitis B and lung cancer, as well as innovative treatments for diabetes.

In December 2008, while forcibly evicting tenants from a concrete high-rise in south London, Southwark Council pulled off a remarkable feat of

Paul Crush (pictured), 42, had a suspected heart attack at the company's depot in Stanford-le-Hope in Essex on Wednesday after delivering up to 240 parcels a day.

Eight African countries are severing colonial-era financial ties to France by backing out of the French-backed CFA franc monetary zone on the continent. The move was announced at a press conference in Abidjan, Ivory Coast on Saturday. It involves all eight…

The Bloomberg campaign said it ended the arrangement after learning of the prison call centers from an The Intercept inquiry.

From a letter sent to the anarchist periodical “Green Anarchy” sometime around 2002. A look at why the Zapatistas do not subscribe to a singular political identity. First and foremost, it must be s…

From unopened shampoo to unworn clothes, perfectly good products end up in dumpsters and landfill sites. Why? The Current went dumpster diving with a seasoned scavenger to find out.

When the Soviet Union collapsed in the 1990s, most of Cuba's food supplies went with it. To stave off severe malnutrition the people of the capital, Havana, found an imaginative answer: urban gardening. That's now seen as a possible blueprint for the survival…

By Rebecca M. Westphal In the middle of the year, we Venezuelans received a visit from the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michel Bachelet, on the occasion of meeting with the different poli…

“The history of America is one of brutal mass slaughter.”

An Alameda County judge delayed a decision Monday on the fate of four homeless mothers who have moved their families into a vacant Oakland house without the owner's permission.

The new troops are ordered to serve as a response to threats throughout the region in the wake of Soleimani's death.