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For the first time in 17 years, our government is officially shut down.

The majority of Mexicans oppose a newly introduced energy reform bill that would enable greater private investment in the energy sector, including for unconventional oil.

Poole explains how conservative activists are manufacturing the perception of a public pension crisis in order to both slash modest retiree benefits and preserve expensive corporate subsidies and tax …

On today's On the News segment: Republicans' answer to the government shutdown is simply a continuation of their earlier demands; Wall Street gamblers want to get their hands on our …

Democracy Now talks to Anabel Hernu00e1ndez who published a groundbreaking book linking top Mexican governmental officials to the worldu2019s most powerful drug cartels.

Environmental expert Subhankar Banerjee breaks down the latest UN climate change report.

To help navigate the new system implemented by Obamacare, Democracy Now speaks to Elisabeth Benjamin, Vice President of Health Initiatives of Community Service Society of New York.

He is primarily concerned about the pipeline itself, so shoddily built that it may well poison aquifers and harm people's health.

The 60-year-old has a rare and aggressive form of cancer that he believes resulted from his contact with the defoliant Agent Orange during the Vietnam War.

In a move to slash the retirement benefits of public employees in California, a group of mostly conservative policy advocates has been working behind the scenes on a possible …