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“[Tunisian dictator] Ben Ali's departure on January 14, 2011 released a host of formerly unaired and long-suppressed grievances. After decades of repression, many Tunisians are talking openly across the …

So the rich are different. What's it to you? Quite a lot, if you see some of the recent analysis of the growing wealth gap.

Angela Merkel's face usually displays a rather plain, friendly, almost benign expression, matching her simple, benign words. But in rare unguarded moments, some claim, they glimpse a very hard …

The downturn caused by the collapse of the housing bubble was the key factor behind both soaring profits and rising disability rates.

“The power elite, especially the liberal elite, has always been willing to sacrifice integrity and truth for power [and] personal advancement,” writes Chris Hedges.

The FreePress staff urges President Obama to choose a FCC chair who will restore integrity to that position.

Ten years after the invasion of Iraq, Stephen Zunes analyzes the political and social reasoning behind this scandalous affair.

High school students discovering their college plans may face a slew of small fees that will push their college tuition through the roof.

In 2013, the mist of corporate money has fogged over Team Obama's commitment to ethical niceties like transparency in campaign funding.

Barack Obama came to Israel and Palestine, saw what he wanted to see, and conquered the mainstream media with his eloquent words. U.S. and Israeli journalists called it a …