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After the meeting, Obama and officials at the White House appeared visibly optimistic.

The public increasingly rejects anti-immigrant policies and harsh federal drug laws, but border security is still obsessed with drug enforcement and stemming immigration.

An interview with our Progressive Pick of the Week's author about the lesser-known dangers of nuclear energy.

What happens when we end up in a world where everything is only and purely done for money? We're steadily approaching that reality. And it's not pretty.

At the turn of every Autumn people remember the historical tragedy of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, but why not in December, or any other day?

The up-in-the-air nomination of Chuck Hagel to be Defense Secretary has become a test of whether the Israel Lobby can still shoot down an American public servant who is …

The banning of the Aztec calender in Tuscon, Arizona is another example of the statewide effort to destroy the districtu2019s highly successful Mexican-American Studies (MAS) department.

As the Obama administration continues to go back and forth on Social Security, Margaret Flowers writes that a stronger economy is possible through sustainable measures.

Reluctant members of Senate return to their jobs early from Christmas vacation with one thing in full agreement: they all would rather be at home.

Despite evidence to the contrary, the FDA has approved the release of genetically engineered (GE) AquaAdvantage salmon into the wild claiming that it poses no environmental risk.