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Last week, President Obama's out-of-control military brass once again leaked a statement contrary to the president's position. This time the statement came from Army Gen. Ray Odierno, the top …

Legal headaches are growing exponentially for the security firm formerly known as Blackwater - once the darling of the military-industrial community. In separate developments, two former employees of the …

London, United Kingdom - Recently, I sadly said goodbye to former colleagues who were fired in another round of cost cutting by CBS News. The CBS London bureau now …

There's no democracy under occupation. Exclusive interview with the young Afghan deputy thrown out of Parliament for having exposed foreign interference in her country. Malalai Joya is an angry …

It's called musculoskeletal disorder or MSD, the most common of the serious injuries suffered by US workers. But because corporate employers fear that greater public awareness would force them …

On February 19, the Department of Justice released the long-awaited 261-page Report of the Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR), which concluded, among other things, that in his legal memos …

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has agreed to re-examine the disability claims for what could turn out to be thousands of veterans of the Gulf War. The development …

Part II of an Interview With Nancy A. Heitzeg. Nancy A. Heitzeg, Ph.D is a professor of sociology and program co-director of critical studies of race and ethnicity at …

The Supreme Court on Monday heard oral arguments concerning an appeal by former Enron Corporation CEO Jeff Skilling, who was tried and convicted in 2006 on numerous counts of …

As the Obama administration works up its 12,487th plan for keeping underwater homeowners in their homes, Arizona's legislation may have the courage and good sense to do the obvious: …