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You might say that the truth will show up on the scale and your waistline eventually.

The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court is no longer serving its constitutional function of providing a check on the executive branch's ability to obtain Americans' private communications.

While we applaud Starbucks for their effort to engage a topic that many seek to avoid, we feel compelled to say: As a nation, we need more.

The chemical industry has dramatically expanded its political spending in recent years.

In 2002, a survey of youth's sense of safety in the Jane-Finch, Malvern, Regent Park and Parkdale communities identified police violence and drug trade activities as their principal fears.

Protestors are now waving banners with the words “Fora Dilma” and favoring the same English word “impeachment.”

Washington, D.C. – U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin (D-Md.) and U.S. Rep. John Conyers (D-Mich.) today introduced the Democracy Restoration Act, which would restore voting rights in federal elections to …

Many of the region's policy analysts are not enthused about the plan, with one calling it “more of the same.”

How would the US-EU free trade agreement affect the economy, regulation and the environment?

Two breakout hits on primetime television have exploded the US constructions of race, culture, class and family.