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Two more states side with telecoms, which have lobbied against cities becoming providers.

The biggest mistake in US policy is looking at everything as war.

The history of the 1990s should be an important feature in the current debate on the Fed's interest rate policy.

A group of Black youth in Chicago did right Sunday by the memory of those whose actions the gay pride parade is meant to honor.

If neonics are a threat as science suggests, Congress won't have an excuse for waiting.

“It feels as if the Earth I thought I knew tilted a tiny bit on its axis last week.”

The ship sailing to challenge the Gaza blockade is exposing the true face of anti democratic political actors.

The fossil fuel industry and the court ignore the true costs of emissions from power plants.

As the early stages of the 2016 presidential race begin, state legislatures are already considering hundreds of laws that could determine voters' access to the ballot.

The more compromises Greece makes, the more compromises the IMF demands.