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Sharpton's assertion that the people from Ferguson would be violent is more consistent with the position of the police than with the people of Ferguson.

Google may be the target today, but the real target is the open Internet, which depends on free and uncensored platforms to survive.

The American distaste for prepositional clauses leads them to think that in order to arrest someone there has to be “probable cause.”

Even if you're retired and vested in a private pension plan, your benefits could be cut under the Kline-Miller amendment.

Studies find hype and tax breaks drive private infrastructure projects.

During the last two years Hugh Fitzsimons has watched the fracking boom transform his rural locale into an industry hub.

The earlier protest movement for Assata Shakur points the way forward.

Many labor, environmental and consumer groups have stepped up their criticisms of the Obama administration's plans for pushing fast-track trade negotiating authority.

George H.W. Bush's invasion of a small, poor country 25 years ago inaugurated the age of preemptive unilateralism.

The US needs labor law reform, but not the “Employee Rights Act” for the 0.01 percent.