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Many are familiar with the adage, “When the people lead, the leaders will follow.” But what happens when people enable leaders to follow the dictates of the powerful? These …

My morning routine has been a standardized thing for many years now. I roll out of bed, turn on “Sportscenter” in the living room, get the coffee going in …

Coal-fueled region uses more energy per capita and pays less for it than the U.S. overall. Twelve of the 16 Southern states rank in the bottom half of the …

Washington - There's a food fight under way between Capitol Hill and the Agriculture Department, and it's about small potatoes. Organic small potatoes. Big ones, too, as well as …

Washington - Not so fast, everybody. Rand Paul can't abruptly disavow the extremist views on civil rights that he's been espousing for years and expect us all to just …

The world economic crisis has ended the taboo on referring to Marx. More and more works are being published on the author of Das Kapital, and the press is …

If the Devil created an anti-city, a place where people would feel least human, Atlanta would surely be that place — despite the prayerful babble of tongues emanating from …

The owner of Mulligans, a watering hole popular with middle-aged white men in Cobb County, Georgia, regularly updates his marquee to comment on current events. Here is what's …

Officials at the Environmental Protection Agency are considering whether to bar BP from receiving government contracts, a move that would ultimately cost the company billions in revenue and could …