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A misleading statistic not only misinforms, it has the ability to distract the public from the dangerous reality of our government's failures.

A strike declared nearly two weeks ago in Colombia by farmers and joined later by truck drivers, health workers, miners and students spread to include protests in the cities …

In a surprise move, the 40,000-member International Longshore and Warehouse Union announced its disaffiliation from the AFL-CIO yesterday. The news comes just a week before the federation is set …

Are we really going to do this? Are we going to wade into a struggle we don't really want to fight? Are we going to mire ourselves in a …

The hard-right is taking a scorched-earth approach, obstructing the law's implementation by any means necessary.

Prime Minister Abe Shinzo can save Japan or TEPCO, but he can't save both.

Congress will reconvene shortly. That means more battles over taxes and spending, regulations and safety nets, and how to get the economy out of first gear. Which means more …

Gareth Porter: The intelligence summary on the alleged Syrian nerve gas attacks shows signs of deception.

Corporations' dominance of education policy results in more segregation and less education.

There are a series of historical precedents that can give us insight into the problems now seen in Egypt. These precedents are from both the West and the Middle …