Op-Ed

Hillary Clinton unveiled her “new” economic plan to much fanfare — but it looks an awful lot like someone else's old program.

The UN has finally accepted some responsibility that it played a part in a cholera epidemic that broke out in Haiti in 2010.

Americans are being forced to pay hundreds of dollars for a common life-saving product that has been on the market since 1977.

Drug prices in the US are already approaching a crisis point for many patients unable to afford their prices, often despite being insured.

If people understand what the Affordable Care Act is, they are likely to want to protect it.

Canada's National Inquiry into Murdered and Disappeared Indigenous Women ought to investigate the role of the extractive industry.

Even those who do not back third-party contenders should recognize that open debates are vital for robust democracy.

Twenty years ago today, President Bill Clinton “ended welfare as we knew it.”

The Clinton Foundation gives its founders a humanitarian facade to brag about — while also enabling their steady accumulation of power and money, writes Eric Ruder.

In a way, both the university and the prison are sites that cultivate either value or disposability in people.