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Here are four cases in Tuesday's election where people power won out over corporate interests. And one that went the other way.

The Right's war on the poor rages on, but as food stamps are slashed, Congress lavishes money on military projects that are judged wasteful or useless.

Countries that have gone through severe external debt crisis may have been saved the severe shocks to their economies and austerity restructuring if reasonable principles were in place.

Author John de Graaf discovers a little-known American classic and a history that should repeat itself.

The Democratic Party's failure to seriously challenge Wall Street could allow the Tea Party to hold on to the populist mantle.

Why are we, as a species, marching toward disaster? The problem is that large corporations are destroying life on Earth.

While non-heterosexual orientation is punishable by death in some parts of the world, in others the right to choose oneu2019s gender identity has begun to be respected from early …

New York City's new mayor has laid out a radically inclusive economic agenda.

The term u201cscandalu201d used to mean something, a serious abuse of power or some truly outrageous conduct u2013 Watergate, Iran-Contra, lying a nation into war u2013 but the word …

As President Barack Obama signals he will do something on his own to make good on his broken promise that Americans could keep their insurance plans if they liked …