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A single court seat can change the landscape of our liberties — and this election could determine four.

There's no way to prove that our nation's privatized, electronic vote counting system is not rigged.

Resisting brutal conditions at Rikers Island helped her find her voice, says Occupy activist Cecily McMillan.

How did Clinton manage the epic flip-flop she was forced to make in the course of her campaign over the Trans-Pacific Partnership?

Nearly a half-century of corporate consolidation has transformed American politics in ways that have undermined policies that challenge corporate power.

Several pro-Trump super PACs have been spending this year without admonishment from their candidate.

Voters in seven Southern states are considering a total of 38 ballot measures this year.

Activists are strategically targeting the Dakota Access Pipeline's corporate bankrollers in a show of solidarity.

In this environment, anything that unions can do alone, with dwindling power, will be insufficient.

Defeating Trump will not put an end to the fascist turn in US politics or the white male resentment roiling the nation.