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The big corporate money behind the water bond largely determines who the bond will benefit - billionaires, corporate agribusiness, oil companies and the 1 percent, not the people, fish …

A grassroots effort in Santa Barbara County to stop intensive oil production fights against millions from the oil industry.

The struggle to end corruption and establish political equality regardless of wealth is a struggle to ensure that universal suffrage still means something.

What we need to imagine, I think, is a new kind of “prosperity” - one that combines a carefully limited consumption of nature's regenerative resources with a robust consumption …

Prop. 1 opponents find it even more disturbing to find out that the Nature Conservancy has joined a rogue's gallery of corporate interests that want to pass the $7.5 …

With her dark brown hair pulled into a ponytail, one can see the emotions that play across Canales' face when she talks about solitary confinement - especially since her …

For this slave patroller, African boys running down a street automatically indicate suspicious and criminal behavior.

President Obama can rightly say that he inherited a mess from his predecessor, but at some point that does get old.

Who profited and who lost from the Greek government's sudden shutdown of a national public broadcaster?

Just 42 people are responsible for nearly a third of Super PAC spending in the 2014 election.