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Thom Hartmann: It's time to stop propping up the banks, and end “too big to fail.”

The decision means it is unlikely the Supreme Court will rule on the law's constitutionality.

The international community - including the US - must stand on the side of justice and the Haitian people.

The lawsuit is the first to challenge how the IRS regulates political spending by social welfare nonprofits, campaign-finance experts say.

“Going to Tehran” arguably represents the most important work on the subject of US-Iran relations to be published thus far.

Whatever the actual result, the Democrats and Republicans share similar enough visions that massive cuts to cherished social programs appear to be inevitable.

We look at a major new documentary that tells the story of how women have shaped the United States over the last 50 years through political and personal empowerment.

Chuck Hagel is confirmed as Secretary of Defense; will he now try to sell the myth that a high military budget is good for jobs?

A new investigation reveals how billionaire investors, such as Peter Peterson, have helped reshape the national debate on the economy, the debt and social spending.

An excerpt from their rich dialogue.