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It took three days for the mainstream media to report any version of events surrounding Michael Brown's killing other than the police's.

In her second book, “Burning Down the House,” Nell Bernstein shows that the fight to abolish juvenile detention facilities and decarcerate youth is far from over.

Why should anyone trust Paul Ryan's poverty plan? That's easy: Nobody should.

Readers of Ralph Nader's new book may not conclude that liberal-libertarian alliances are inevitable, but will come to see how they can be profoundly productive.

The moment facing the Trans-Pacific Partnership and its sibling the Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership and the future approach to trade is reaching a critical stage.

The US invasion essentially created sectarian politics in Iraq. Airstrikes will not mold Iraq into a stable or inclusive state, which is what is necessary.

As Sandy Tolan points out, both Tel Aviv and Washington have ignored every chance to take a less violent path and so encouraged the arrival of the maelstrom in …

“What a loss. Not only a brilliant, unique comic talent, political satirist and actor but also a deeply caring and motivated activist. A mensch for sure.”

Instead of asking the same old beltway regulars the same old questions, and relying on boring panels, “Meet The Press” should be talking to experts on the issues.

Top CIA lawyer honored ... now squirming.