Facebook CEO's kowtowing to right-wing critics is another sign the media lack spine.

At his conference in Washington, the longtime activist announced plans for a new group to demand better content from a celebrity-obsessed media, including alternative points of view.

How the United States became a prisoner of war and Congress went MIA.

The last 15 years demonstrate that no matter the military strength at your command, war no longer translates into power.

Two Canadian-born brutes are in the news this week. One's a humble team player, the other is not.

In her new book, the New Yorker writer considers the damage the Koch brothers' network has done to our democracy.

How oil industry lobbyists played the long game — wearing down an overmatched federal bureaucracy to gain access to a fuel-rich corner of the Alaskan wilderness.

At $109 billion, the US reconstruction program in Afghanistan is already, in today's dollars, larger than the Marshall Plan, and still the country is in a shambles.

A botched voter purge prevented thousands from voting — and empowered a new generation of voting-rights critics.

Jeb and other candidates would have you believe that while the invasion was based on faulty intelligence, it had everyone's support. But that's false: 156 members of Congress opposed war authorization.