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It's possible that a US-Iran alliance against al-Qaeda-like groups in Iraq and Syria could lead to a tectonic shift in US policy in the Middle East.

As the 2008 financial crisis showed the public can pay a steep price for this two-way dependence. But it doesn't have to be this way.

“We learned a lot," says one resident. "And because we were first, we learned first."

American voters are almost as polarized as the lawmakers who represent them.

Industry lobbyists are citing the need for fast lanes by the disabled to convince congressional staffers and their bosses to go against net neutrality.

Five ways you can take action now to require sane and responsible gun ownership.

Few policies are likely to have as much effect on improving the plight of the poor as a genuine commitment to full employment economic policies.

A roundup of some of the stories we're reading at Moyers & Company HQ...

In this video from 1984, the actress and civil rights activist, who died today, talks about the ongoing racism that "trampled our self-esteem and numbed hope."

In a recent TedX talk, Stanford economist Anat Admati likens Wall Street executives and financial analysts to the emperor in the memorable children’s fairy tale.