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Although Obama has vowed to stay firm over taxing the rich (this time), his toughness is only skin deep, and comes with dangerous strings attached.

William Rivers Pitt imagines what Thanksgiving for the Romneys would be like in an alternative universe where Mitt is President.

Let Congress and the nation set the table with compromise, not gridlock, this Thanksgiving.

This goes against the conventional wisdom, but there are two good reasons, one selfish and the other moral.

The 2012 election cycle saw two persons of color believed to be socialists competing against well funded candidates representing the interests of the wealthy and corporations. In one of …

As Israel continues its air strike over Gaza, the US turns a deaf ear to what can be described as an act of colonization.

As the Hostess Company slowly declines, workers reflect on whether their strike efforts were worth the final outcome.

New film which attempts to let murderers recreate their experiences through film creates a surreal moment in out culture.

While many people escaped the brunt of superstorm Hurricane Sandy, lives were lost, and many people will never recover from the experience.

New #Do the Math campaign places climate change at the forefront of America's post election issues.