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As the 2010-2011 school year grumbled to a start - and millions of public school students settled into overcrowded, underfunded, under-resourced classrooms - I sat down in Chicago with …

Brussels - European organisations dedicated to challenging scientific warnings about the gravity of climate change have refused to reveal who finances their work. Although transparency rules in the U.S. …

It has not been a good week for Meg Whitman. The Republican candidate for governor of California is still having to answer questions about when she and her husband …

There are many lessons from the recent floods in Pakistan. Here are just a few. First, when natural calamity strikes, it can be– and nowadays more often than not …

We're proud to provide live coverage of the One Nation Working Together rally in Washington, DC from our friends at Free Speech TV (FSTV). Hundreds of thousands of activists …

WASHINGTON — The most vexing free speech fight in years confronts the Supreme Court on Wednesday, pitting a loud-mouthed, anti-gay Kansas church against a grieving Pennsylvania father. The father, …

WASHINGTON — The newest Supreme Court justice will be missing in action during much of the court's historic term that starts Monday, Oct. 4. From video violence to immigration …

The streets of Ecuador remained quiet today, a day after a dramatic standoff left President Rafael Correa holed up in a hospital for 12 hours and claiming that a …

Part I: “Success,” A Devastating Balance Sheet In the immediate aftermath of the 2003 invasion, the triumphalist verdict of the mainstream media was that the war had been won; …

“Maybe this is like shock therapy. Maybe this will actually get the lenders to the table and encourage them to work out deals that are to the benefit of …