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Prejudice and bias appear to be the guiding principles of the “Justice Department” under Sessions and Trump.

In this round of negotiations AT&T workers have mounted their largest mobilization ever, including creative tactics like the roving toilet seats.

With enough money, a new study suggests, these industries were able to buy legislators' votes.

The US Forest Service recently published an assessment of the proposed Atlantic Coast pipeline, calling the report “independent.”

Pruitt allegedly failed to seek proper authorization before partaking in a lawsuit over ozone standards set by the Obama administration.

House Republican leaders are scrambling to paper over their repeal of Obamacare's pre-existing condition provision.

For months, members of the Trump administration have been criticized for promoting Trump's private businesses while on the job.

Sister Maura's death and life raise profound questions about the intersection of religious conviction and political action.

Marx's major innovation was a theory of capitalism as a system of domination, says the author of Marx's Inferno.

The American way of remembering and forgetting its wars is distinctive for several reasons.