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Confronting the global corporate hijack of Nagoya's COP10. In the fog of war, climate chaos and economic ruin, the import of the United Nations' COP10 biodiversity treaty conference in …

Our political leaders continually assert that we should be thanking them that we are not in a second Great Depression rather than complaining about how bad things are. The …

The Tax Reform Act of 1986 was President Ronald Reagan's last fiscal legacy. It showcased his deep belief in trickle-down economics, cutting the top rate on personal income nearly …

Click here to download the podcast of an interview Peter B. Collins conducted with Jason Leopold about the OPR report's findings. A long-awaited Department of Justice watchdog report that …

Over the past dozen years, the US has experienced a series of dangerous and costly systemic failures throughout our security and regulatory framework. The unfettered bubble in technology, missed …

“You can’t be neutral on a moving train,” Howard Zinn famously said. He didn’t believe in staying closeted in the academy, though he was a brilliant historian whose book, …

With two major speakers throwing in the towel, the first-ever Tea Party convention is giving Americans a glimpse at internecine fighting over the direction of the libertarian movement. But …

Sometimes when I'm on a photo shoot, I change my camera focus to close-up, which puts me just inches, say, from the inside of a flower. I can spend …

At the Sundance Festival, American documentary filmmaker Alex Gibney recounts the descent into hell of the former lobbyist with links to the Republican Party, Jack Abramoff, offering an indictment …

Mr. President, there has never been any doubt you are a brilliant orator. And it is also clear that nothing you have said will cause the Republicans in the …