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While $46 million may buy a lot of lies, it doesn't change the facts.

Whether or not the surveillance is undertaken for ‘innocent’ reasons, surveillance of all citizens gradually poisons the soul of a nation.

Societies that let wealth concentrate at enormously intense levels will quite predictably end up with a wealthy who can concentrate enormous resources on getting their way.

Eleanor J. Bader reviews Rizi Xavier Timane's searing memoir, An Unspoken Compromise: A Spiritual Guide for LGBT People of Faith.

Ted Asregadoo speaks to Henry A. Giroux about his article on Truthout, ‘When Schools Become Dead Zones of the Imagination: A Critical Pedagogy Manifesto.’

The Dream Team is doing everything they can to spread Rodrigo's face and name across the blogosphere and Capitol Hill.

As the “public good” has morphed into the “public investment” the American people are suffering from an overly privatized government.

The vast majority of Egyptians killed since the coup have been unarmed protesters struck down with American-made weapons by soldiers transported in American-made vehicles provided by the American taxpayer.

The term sequester has a haunting meaning for Native Americans who have endured a legacy of legislative disenfranchisement.

Fishing expeditions of the sort inflicted on David Miranda were abolished in the seventeenth century, largely due to the defiant actions of one John Lilburne.