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In todays On the News segment: The Supreme Court today heard arguments about whether human DNA can be patented, and more.

There are new and even historic anti-poverty proposals in this budget. But the better they are, the more they fall into the hard to get category.

Hugo Chavez's economic policies were successful but a close vote means the new president cannot become complacent.

In Germany, Portugal, and India, among others, innovators are already surpassing the lagging US.

An essay sparked in part by Jeremy Scahill's book The Dirty Wars.

Labor economist Teresa Ghilarducci: The whole 401K structure has a fatal flaw and older workers are going into retirement with not enough money to maintain their living standards.

The California Nurses Association has already raised concerns about the ‘doc bots’ that are showing up in some California hospitals.

Global finance expert James Henry: Global tax revenue lost to tax havens is between USD 190 billion and 255 billion dollars per year, assuming a 3 percent capital gains …

Women activists led last week on campaigns against tar sands, corporate education reform, and drones, among others.

A delegation of Lakota Elders has been refused the opportunity to personally deliver an official Complaint of Genocide against the United States to United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon, …