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For too long, media companies have slashed newsroom jobs and replaced hard-hitting journalism with celebrity gossip, sensational crime stories and pay-for-play content. They defended these decisions by arguing that …

Michael Levitin reports from the World Social Forum in Tunisia.

A full review of the costs and consequences of ERM's penchant for rubber-stamping troubling oil and gas infrastructure is in order.

While political pundits point to the American people as the cause of the economic downturn, private corporate debt is really to blame.

Laura Flanders reflects on her own views of marriage as marriage equality affects her, personally.

Walmart's tightening grip on the food system is unprecedented in US history.

It is no surprise that Bank of Cyprus is now going the way of Citibank. The surprise is that it took so long.

Lowering speed limits would be relatively painless and would save consumers money, with no upfront costs.

Confiscating the customer deposits in Cyprus banks was not the desperate idea of a few Eurozone officials.

Geologists are reporting an uptick in minor earthquakes across the country linked to fracking.