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Last week the U.S. Chamber of Commerce — the world’s most formidable big business lobby — quietly abandoned a trademark infringement lawsuit against a number of individuals connected to …

Not many issues are as polarizing as gun control in this country. Politics around regulation and deregulation have been intense for years and the fights have grown more vitriolic …

An appeal from Afghanistan to whistle-blow on war.

A report released Tuesday by two legal advocacy groups found pregnant workers are routinely discriminated against when they need accommodations due to the physical demands of pregnancy.

National attention on Gov. Chris Christie's maverick ways has overshadowed his staunchly conservative decisions.

While the Obama campaign touts prosecutorial discretion as a successful way of dealing with immigration, many critics believe otherwise.

Pretrial hearings for five alleged terrorists behind 9/11 are ongoing, but evidence of their guilt may be compromised if reports that much of it was obtained by various torture …

David Krieger reflects on his time in Hiroshima.

Five former Bank of America employees stated that they were encouraged to mislead customers.

Accused of domestic terrorism at the Chicago NATO summit, the NATO 3 may be victims of police entrapment.