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The war in Afghanistan continues despite the absence of any convincing motive and ever-compounding costs.

By banning Golden Dawn, the ruling parties in Greece are distracting the public from their own involvement in the crime.

This article is a two-part series exploring disability's place in international development guidelines.

Stuart Varney feels a-okay about the government shutdown - because it's hurting federal workers.

Peter Kuznick: So the question is, what is the strength of honesty and truth versus the strength of cannons, bombers, submarines and surveillance technology? That is the battle we …

The United States has formally told the United Nations that it is on track to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 17 percent by the end of the decade, …

We think we're in the 21st century, but all the signs suggest we're living in an earlier and harsher era.

Congress passes legislation to spend, but it's the president who must ensure those bills get paid. Those two objectives don't neatly line up.

This month's battles over the budget and the Tea Party Republicans' fanaticism about the health care law obscure the two parties' common commitment to austerity.

Sam Pizzigati: Today, more than ever, we need to refocus the federal ‘tax and spend’ debate - from deficits to inequality.