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And knowing what we now know about the motives of the charleston killer, how can you call it anything but a political act of domestic terror . Based on what i know so far i dont see it as political act. All in starts right now. Good evening from new york. Im chris hayes. It is the interview everyone is talking about today and it happened in a california garage. An hour long conversation between median and the president of the United States. This was where president obama sat down with marc maron, host of the wtf podcast on friday, aarons garage, needed to be cluttered and checked. While locati...

By accompanying women on the margins of society throughout their pregnancies, Catholic doulas are bringing together the Church’s commitment to life and justic...

MONROVIA -- The Center for Science Education Inc, a local non-profit Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM) education organization over the weekend in partnership with Helping Hands Network concluded a week-long training workshop for Physics

by Kathy Melvin | Presbyterian News Service Decades of toxic emissions from a nearby smelter in La Oroya, Peru, have caused acid rain that has burned the hillsides. (Photo by Jed Koball) LOUISVILLE ­— La Oroya, Peru is one of the most contaminated places in the world. Poisoned by the emissions of a U.S.-owned metals smelter, nearly 1,000 miles of surrounding land is contaminated as much as four inches deep with lead, cadmium and arsenic. Despite the fact the smelter has not operated at full capacity for over a decade, more than 50% of La Oroya’s children have extreme levels of le...