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Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign is an opportunity to reveal the dangers of the Supreme Court's political overreach.

As we reach the sixth anniversary of Citizens United two things are clear: 1.) there's a dark money problem and 2.) the SEC isn't helping to fix it yet.

We'll go extinct if we keep doing what's easy and what's comfortable.

When ISIS militias swept into Mosel, Iraq, in June 2014, Ibrahim Mahmoud plotted his flight, along with his whole family, which included 11 children.

In Louisiana, activists have already stopped the military from proceeding with one open burn and are now rallying to halt another.

New York's Special Housing Unit Exclusion Law is meant to protect prisoners with mental illness from solitary confinement, but it is not always enforced.

At least 21 politically active groups failed to fully disclose their own funders.

Federal civil rights probe seeks to understand why the poor bear so much of a burden for our coal-fired energy waste.

People with means can buy their freedom; those without access to money sit in jail - sometimes for months or even years - while their case works its way …

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo retreats from attempts to reduce public education to a series of standardized tests. What comes now?