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There is nothing idealized about the difference between a society whose arrangements serve all its citizens and one whose institutions have been converted into a stupendous fraud.

The fact that we can't keep thousands of our citizens from dying by guns, and that even attempting to do so amounts to political suicide, is a shameful epitaph.

Paul Krugman: Europe's inflation problem: It's too low. Moderate inflation is actually a good thing for modern economies.

The evidence suggests that capitalism has become wholly predatory and has given up all pretense of being socially responsible.

Even if ALEC were to disappear tomorrow, its agenda still would be propelled by a variety of institutional allies.

John Pilger recalls an interview with Nelson Mandela in the 1990s, painting a portrait of a leader whose ANC had been in struggle for so long they were willing …

Richard D. Wolff gives updates on the tentative budget deal in Congress, psychiatrists refusing insurance, austerity's terrible toll on Ireland; and more.

It's becoming increasingly clear that Republicans don't actually believe their own talking points.

House and Senate negotiators have reached a deal that could prevent the next government shutdown, but don't start celebrating just yet