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The 38-year-old activist is named one of the 100 people who people who "inspire us, entertain us, challenge us and change our world."

In a speech in front of TV executives, FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski criticized broadcasters for not wanting to make political ad buyer data available online.

The corporate-backed group disbands the task force responsible for the controversial legislation.

In this excerpt from The Cause, Eric Alterman explains how modern liberals are making progress on one front while retreating on another.

The additional tax revenue that would be generated by the Buffett Rule is hailed by some on the left as a symbolic start to real reform.

An experiment called participatory budgeting is making its way around the globe. This stop: Harlem.

Foreign lobbying is on the rise in Washington, D.C., and those who hail from former member states of the former USSR are making a power play.

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Bill Moyers and Blackwell discuss how to stay optimistic in troubling times.