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Given the way Washington works, you take what you get, which means Senator Warren's plan deserves support.

In today's On the News segments: Democratic Senator Frank Lautenberg passed away; Walmart is raking in tons of corporate welfare; the Republican Party admits it is failing to connect …

More than three years after he was arrested, Army whistleblower Bradley Manning goes on trial today accused of being behind the biggest leak of classified information in U.S. history.

Velcrow Ripper and Paul Jay discuss Ripper's new film and movements, power and the synthesis of spirituality and politics.

Confederation of unions, stage two day strike in solidarity with protestors, against police brutality and for a more democratic Turkey

Center for Constitutional Rights president emeritus Michael Ratner - an observer at the first day of legal proceedings against Bradley Manning - writes about secret testimony, the lack of …

Following protests against Monsanto that took place in 52 countries, the company has thrown in the towel in most parts of Europe.

As average citizens suffer, big corporations around the world watch their sales go continue to rise.

Political analyst Professor Noam Chomsky discusses how the US is creating the path to its own destruction.

“Future generations call us to say no to the Keystone XL pipeline,” writes Nathaniel Batchelder.