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The Uruguayan journalist and historian authored more than 40 books, but his legacy will live on in our cultural imagination.

A Polish district court has rejected an appeal to investigate alleged abuses against Guantanamo prisoner Mustafa al-Hawsawi.

One Texas lawyer is helping companies opt out of workers' compensation and write their own rules. What does it mean for injured workers?

“EJ 2020” proposal is heavy on process and light on tangible steps to address discrimination, according to many who submitted public comments.

Simmons has been arrested after a federal grand jury indicted him on “charges of major fraud against the United States,” among others.

The 1861 act is an archaic, badly flawed piece of legislation, which is ripe for reform.

The national security state and the military seem to have created an un-intelligence system.

Social democracy simply means a system that leaves room for small enterprises but also recognizes that we're all part of a larger community.

The government didn't get a chance to see whether a new calorie-cutting additive in Mug Root Beer is safe.

If that Democratic debate is the future of politics, we may as well throw a rope around the country and sling it into the sun.