News Analysis

Who, exactly, keeps our media so homogeneous? Hint: It isn't the usual suspects.

Legislators are likely to punt the deadline for cuts to the new Congress.

After the most money-drenched elections in history — with close to $6 billion spent on the 2012 presidential and Congressional races alone, by one estimate — big donors and …

There was less swagger, but arguably more urgency as millions of people headed to the polls this week to re-elect President Barack Obama.

We shouldn't trust the same people who ignored the housing bubble when they tell us we need to more cuts to social programs.

COINTELPRO, the secret FBI project to infiltrate and disrupt domestic organizations thought to be u201csubversive,u201d targeted many African-American, Native-American, and other movements for self-determination by people of color in …

The clearest lesson to draw from these cases: international creditors will always push as far they can. The debtors may be afraid of the costs of default only until …

This long-planned betrayal might finally wake them up to the actual policies, as opposed to the persona, that they voted for. Read more at https://www.nakedcapitalism.com/2012/11/peter-orszag-of-bank-welfare-queen-citigroup-is-selling-catfood-futures-hard.html#dsWiK3WkyKIODZ5G.99

Even UEu2019s Townsend, who is less optimistic than most labor leaders that Obama will be a labor ally in his second term, says unions still needed to get out …

The revolving door is in full swing in Congress as ousted politicians find lucrative jobs on Wall Street.