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Although Stig Dagerman's book about postwar Germany was written over 60 years ago, his masterful telling of the citizens' circumstances evoke a feeling of similarity to the problems we …

Women produce 60 to 80 percent of all food, both as subsistence farmers and as agricultural wage laborers.

FDR placed the needs of the American people above petty budgetary concerns, but today's leaders lack his courage and vision.

For corporations and the 1 percent, tax season offers plenty of ways to dodge Uncle Sam.

An engineer analyzes the US economy in several aspects, including consumer and national debt; free trade versus fair trade; and economic reforms, proposing recommendations for the failing economy.

Republicans have either forgotten or just ignored these common-sense Economics 101 principles that have guided our nation for hundreds of years.

Richard Eskow: We're demanding sacrifice from the middle class - pretty much everybody, in fact, who isn't too big to fail.

Keystone XL will require Obama to issue formal authorization, a key bit of leverage that activists are now hoping to use in the weeks ahead.

Brown faces, magic of northern New Mexico's landscapes and Indo-Hispano culture in movie, Bless Me, Ultima, charm Roberto Rodriguez.

What killed the dinosaurs the first time around? Meteor? Global warming? Smoking? Salvatore Babones argues that the culprit for the loss and destruction of what little is left of …