Latest

The Pentagon plans to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam War by launching a $30 million program to rewrite and sanitize its history.

Ignoring the benefits of taxes as a revenue source forces us into depending on the people who crashed the economy to fund our infrastructure.

The “privates” in much-touted “public private partnerships” make billions by seeming to lose millions in US transportation projects.

Here are seven worst-case scenarios in a part of the world where the worst case has regularly been the best that's on offer.

Shocking new allegations of a murder-for-hire plot are emerging from Michigan as the media digs deeper into that state's failed outsourcing of prison services.

In order to expand, the original 13 colonies had to decimate the Native-American nations and seize their lands.

If inflation had in fact risen, they would have claimed vindication.

While telling our personal stories of struggle may sometimes feel self-serving, stories of personal trauma are the key to humanizing statistics of domestic violence.

How would disarming the police affect police-community relations?

In large part because of decisions made during the Reagan and Clinton administrations, our media is now an info-tainment mess.