Supreme Court

The argument is that if the government can force you to buy one product, it can force you to buy any product - even broccoli.

Thom Hartmann talks the supreme court's recent decision (or lack thereof), European austerity, Fast and Furious documents scandal, and more.

While supporters and opponents rush to opine on the civil rights implications of the court's decision, few appreciate the serious risks to church autonomy and people of conscience.

Six years after Massachusetts enacted the state version of Obamau2019s health law, the people of Massachusetts are not happy. According to a June 11th poll in Massachusetts, 78% …

The fact is, thereu2019s enough the public likes about Obamacare that if the Court strikes down the individual mandate that wonu2019t be the end. It will just be the …

It is time for Congress to overturn a misguided, anti-consumer Supreme Court decision that eliminated US investors' ability to take action in US courts against foreign companies that defraud …

Romney confirmed on Tuesday that he would allow insurers to deny coverage to millions of Americans.

Now what? That's the question attorneys who represent Guantanamo detainees are asking after the Supreme Court on Monday refused to consider the appeals of seven prisoners

A major political realignment is the only way plutocratic control over our current elected officials in DC will change, according to Chuck Collins in his new book,

A new federal rule would give the public online access to detailed information on who is paying how much for political ads in the nation's top TV markets as …