Cindy Beringer

When the identity of Austin package bomber was revealed, the response from authorities and the media was shockingly empathetic.

A protest planned against the Republicans' health care bill turned into a victory celebration and a call for Medicare for all.

As Confederate monuments come down in several Southern cities, it's a good time to look at why they went up in the first place.

Texas lawmakers who propose legislation that restricts women's right to abortion could see their right to masturbate taken away.

Energy Transfer Partners CEO Kelcy Warren is the ignorant and arrogant villain behind the Dakota Access Pipeline.

People across the country are stepping up to show their solidarity with Standing Rock's struggle for ecological and social justice.

Though historically jumbled, The Legend of Tarzan raises the horrific reality of genocide committed by the colonial powers.

Protests against U.S. bases and soldiers have taken on renewed and more urgent life after the murder of an Okinawan woman.

Tomas Young paid the ultimate price for the U.S. war in Iraq, but his story of resistance to war will always survive.

Students at the University of Texas in Austin knew what to do when they heard Henry Kissinger was coming to campus: protest.

Dozens of immigrant women in an infamous detention center in Texas are going without food to protest inhumane conditions.

The University of Texas finally removed the statue of Jefferson Davis, but there are plenty more tributes to white supremacy to go.

The state of Texas has set an execution date for an innocent man, but Rodney Reed's family and supporters are on the march.

People around the world said "no" to corporate practices endangering our food in the international March Against Monsanto.

High-stakes testing in Texas was curtailed near the end of this year's state legislative session--but our students deserve better.

People in hundreds of cities participated in a worldwide "March Against Monsanto" for our health and futures.

A 14-year-old middle school student in Texas was shot in the chest by police, and nobody much seems to care.

A leading health care activist explains the latest developments in the struggle to win genuine changes in the system.

In We Meant Well, Peter Van Buren recounts what he saw as a leader of Washington's reconstruction team in Iraq.

Texas legislators have always been known for stupidity and downright meanness, but they're outdoing themselves in the current session.