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Hillary Clinton began the primaries with a more than 400-delegate lead by securing support from superdelegates.

In today's On the News segment: US beekeepers lost 44 percent of honey bee colonies in 2015; microplastics might be contaminating the air we breathe; an atmospheric measuring station …

“This is a really astonishing moment in human history,” Chomsky said.

Carl Barney says Rand gave him his “central purpose.”

My reasons for not voting for Clinton are not rooted in an uncritical, magic-inflected allegiance to Bernie Sanders.

For the first time in many years, the presidential elections are interesting — and we have socialism to thank for that.

Though it's long been a region of economic hardship, Appalachian Kentucky now faces a crisis of alarming proportions.

There is no national data available on how many schools or childcare facilities are now within a mile of a fracked well.

How can Hillary Clinton be so out of touch with the concerns of working-class people and be so sure she can run the country?

A puzzling and contradictory microclimate of virtue surrounds Hillary Clinton.