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Four men who have been imprisoned for over a year - some for almost two years - are going to US federal court to challenge their detention at the …

In light of the student protests taking place in California and across the nation, Living Room’s Kris Welch of KPFA interviews Henry Giroux on public education, youth and US …

Amid consumer furor over rising health insurance premiums, the Obama administration asked insurers on Thursday to post rate hikes – and the justification for them – on the Internet. …

Nominal wage growth has averaged just 2.0 percent over the last quarter.

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As Haiti moves forward from the current point of devastation of its population, capital city and economy, what could a different nation look like? Who knows better than the …

This Just In: the war in Iraq is not over. There has been plenty of news of late to obscure this fact, to be sure: GOP Senator Bunning of …

Alcoholics Anonymous knows that recovery requires acknowledging one's illness; denial cripples recovery. What follows isn't about drinking, but about a more cunning disease. Before I say more, I want …

If the earthquakes in Chile and Haiti carry any message for those of us fortunate enough not to live in those places, perhaps it is that government regulation could …

Philip Morris International believes Uruguay is Marlboro Country. On February 19, the tobacco giant filed a lawsuit against that country, charging that new health measures involving cigarette packaging amount …