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A Pentagon official predicted Thursday the war against al-Qaeda and its affiliates could last up to 20 more years. The comment came during a Senate hearing revisiting the Authorization …

After months of protest, teachers, students and parents in Seattle, Washington, have won their campaign to reject standardized tests in reading and math.

Increased gun violence expected in Chicago as school closings will force students to cross gang lines in America's deadliest city.

Wages arel at rock bottom while unemployment remains high. No wonder people are embracing new tactics.

Every year, thousands of American workers die on the job, and millions are injured due to lax worker safety laws and weak enforcement of those that do exist.

Maybe it's time we overhaul our notion of ownership and “home” just as we're updating our notion of “family.”

In today's On the News segment: Thursday, two separate events illustrated just how extreme the war on labor has become; climate change deniers continue to encourage the destruction of …

While the IRS targeting of Tea Party groups has made headlines for days, far less attention has been paid to the roots of the crisis.

Heiner Flassbeck: Corporations are sitting on mountains of cash and are unwilling to invest in the real economy - only high taxes on profit will make them do so.

Journalist David Cay Johnston discusses the growing scandal over the Justice Department's seizure of telephone records from Associated Press editors and reporters.