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While Third Way wears a Democratic mask, it pushes for policies that are Wall Street fantasies, including gutting and privatizing Social Security.

For most Americans, it's win-win for Afghan President Hamid Karzai to stand up to Washington: US troops would come home, or peace talks would begin.

This month, Noam Chomsky turned 85, and he's the subject of a new animated movie focused on his scientific and social philosophies.

“Kill the Messenger” details how mass media helped create and exploit fractures in apartheid, ushering in a new age in South Africa.

The details of the Colorado shooting are still hazy, but one thing remains clear: we desperately need to have a sensible, real discussion about gun control.

Only a genuinely radical response from the public will be able to counteract the selling of Detroit.

Sexual assault is an epidemic. Isn't it time to confront the issue with words that boldly capture the reality of sexual brutality and violent domestic abuse?

Peter Hart: "Reports emerged about a US coalition airstrike in Afghanistan that killed a two-year-old boy. I read about it in the Washington Post, but couldn't help but find …

It will not be long before there is a drone suited to every purpose under the sun.

We spend the hour with French filmmaker Michel Gondry, the director of a highly unusual new film, “Is the Man Who is Tall Happy?”