People think that wealth in America is divided up pretty evenly. They're mistaken.
What it's like for 20-somethings to go in search of meaningful work-and not find it.
A day's worth of meals for a vegetarian, pescetarian, vegan, and a meat eater: tallied and compared, by price.
The innovative and refillable Replenish spray bottle could be a truly disruptive product, reducing and reusing first, and recycling later.
Bobs, like much like Toms, is a one syllable, generic name. Both shoes are little canvas slip-ons with cute patterns. See the pattern?
The world's favorite social networking site doesn't have your best interests in mind. Quit it like I did.
Does a constant focus by food writers on restaurants serving local, organic food mean we're missing out on a lot of delicious meals?
Nivea's depiction of afros as "uncivilized" dredges up a nasty stereotype about black people.
People across the political spectrum often agree that we spend too much on foreign aid. But have no idea how little that already is.
A new charity project, Live Below the Line, reminds us that pretending to be broke is offensive and unhelpful. Stop doing this.
The Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim hasn't signed the Gates and Buffett Giving Pledge because he doesn't believe in throwing money at problems.
New data released by the U.S. Census today found that 14 percent of Americans live below the poverty line. This is the highest percentage of...
A new E. coli outbreak in Europe has already killed nearly 20 people. The culprit? Cucumbers like the ones in your favorite vegan salad.
The 8th annual Buy Nothing Day is here with creative calls to supplant shopping trips with community, parades, and empty shopping cart meet-ups.
Maybe if we got an itemized list explaining where our money went (you know, like one does at Chili's) people would understand politics better.
To get people to join a movement, they need to see themselves in it. Here's why Slutwalk does that for me and Occupy Wall Street doesn't.
Here's how to abandon the sexist web host who kills African elephants for kicks.
Meet the two American corporations helping Egypt—and other Arab nations—oppress citizens and crush protests.
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