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Allowing coordinated issue ads could undermine campaign finance and disclosure laws.

Once again, Col. Manners answers the questions of ordinary citizens about how their secret government actually works.

Biggest banks argue size doesn't mean they have advantage.

If the Democrats are wondering why their electoral chances in the mid-terms are looking so dismal, they should look no further than the progressive wing of their own increasingly …

Fictitious WMDs created a pretext for launching the ill-fated and destructive war with Iraq.

Japan is leading a global move towards dangerous reactors fueled by plutonium, Thomas Cochran and other experts say.

Heads-up, veterans of the nuclear freeze movement, anti-Euromissile campaigns and anti-nuke efforts in New Zealand, Australia and Japan. Incoming.

As universities turn toward corporate management models, they increasingly use and exploit cheap faculty labor while expanding the ranks of their managerial class.

The Trans-Pacific Partnership and other trade agreements will worsen America's glaring economic fault lines.

The Texas legislature's rush to protect the oil and gas industry reflects a culture in which politics and business are almost inseparable.