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The Senate Democrats' loss of a filibuster-proof, 60-vote majority seems almost certain to doom attempts to revive the barely functioning National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), the country's chief labor …

Christine Ahn interviews Charlotte Bunch, Founder of the Center for Global Women's Leadership. San Francisco - One year after U.S. President Barack Obama's inauguration, how has his administration fared …

The decision to postpone Afghan elections until September violates the Constitution. But observers agree that extra time - even more than four months - is needed to erect safeguards …

Can an election endanger democracy? Yes, if one takes seriously the alarm sounded by the main opposition candidate in Sri Lanka's forthcoming presidential election. Gen. Sarath Fonseka, former chief …

Picking up where the network left off in 2009, Fox News jumped into its first political campaign of the year, this time setting its sights on the U.S. Senate …

The outpouring of humanitarian aid from numerous nations for the suffering people of Haiti is truly extraordinary — particularly when set against the shabby record of the past.

In a Nutshell In many ways, Youth in a Suspect Society is motivated by a sense of outrage and a sense of hope. While youth have always represented an …

At the Copenhagen Climate Summit in December 2009, CO2 was at the center of everyone's attention. The United States and China, the premier planetary polluters, succeeded in laboriously reaching …

The Supreme Court ruled last week that corporations could spend as much money as they want in elections, thereby making most existing restrictions on corporate election spending unconstitutional. This …

One moment there was the hum of a motor in the sky above. The next, on a recent morning in Afghanistan's Helmand province, a missile blasted a home, killing …