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In today's On the News segment: Insurance companies are trying to cheat customers out of more money; after using our commons to build their fortunes, the super-rich are abandoning …

While the US Supreme Court mulls lifting overall limits to campaign contributions in the McCutcheon case, Seattle citizens go to the polls Tuesday over reforming their elections with publicly …

If you agree that Reps. Jim McGovern, Barbara Lee and Walter Jones that any agreement to keep thousands of US troops in Afghanistan indefinitely should be debated and voted …

Lawmakers, investors and academics detail the benefits of SEC rule requiring publicly traded companies to disclose political spending.

The idea of using nuclear power in the tar sands has taken flight once again in our own era, though this time disguised as a Green Energy solution.

Given that he is considered one of the great generals in modern history it is of no little interest that he was self-taught in the arts of war, never …

Is there any hope for relief from this bleak formula? Part of the answer depends upon whether at some point the veil of denial begins to shred.

US politics are “dismal, disgusting and infuriating.” They will be until we all “do politics.”

Journalist Rania Khalek talks to Alex Witt about the Pakistani family who testified before congress about the drone strikes that killed their grandmother.

John Weeks: The privatization of the Royal Mail will enrich investors but leave workers worse off.