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Workers in the United States don't make double what workers make in Japan or Switzerland. Why should US CEOs routinely make double - and often much more - than …

When Congress cut off long-term unemployment aid, it left more than 3 million people in the lurch.

The anti-union plaintiffs argued that the First Amendment means that people are free to choose who to associate themselves with.

The relationship between war, national security, and public schooling demands more critical and ethnographic attention.

After Farris and Dan Wilks cashed in their Texas-based gas company a few years ago for more than $3 billion, they became benefactors of religious right, tea party extremists.

The unexpected new locations for hate crime scenes in the 21st century appear to be the comments sections of the nation's leading newspapers, where calls to violence have become …

Last July, 30,000 California prisoners went on hunger strike. Some have been released from solitary and correctional authorities continue a review process as a class-action lawsuit by prisoners goes …

A look at the Pacific Missile Range Facility on Kauai and what the increasing military presence in the Pacific means for Hawaii and the world.

“Poison Spring: The Secret History of Pollution and the EPA” takes up where Rachel Carson left off - and the news is not good.

Despite GM's bankruptcy, US taxpayers permit and indeed subsidize continued operation by the same company bureaucracy.