Journalists Matt Taibbi and Chrystia Freeland discuss how far America’s super-rich will go to keep the One Percent in charge.

Journalists Matt Taibbi and Chrystia Freeland discuss how far America’s super-rich will go to keep the One Percent in charge.

We asked our Facebook friends to share their advice for the candidates in tonight's debate. We got hundreds of responses; here are a few of our favorites.

Wall Street was firmly behind Obama in 2008 -- but this year, the employees of many big banks such as Goldman Sachs have defected to Romney.

Suggest captions for our original cartoon that convey your feelings about presidential debate behavior.

From Mother Jones, the week that was in the world of political dark money, including Karl Rove's American Crossroads and liberal super PACs in the Massachusetts congressional race.

Mark Fiore takes aim at the presidential candidates' strikingly similar foreign policy positions.

With more Latinos expected to vote this year than ever before, pollster Sylvia Manzano explains what might drive their decisions.

While Romney was lauded as the winner of the first presidential debate, truth itself may have been the loser. See if you can separate fact from fiction in our fact-check quiz.

Mitt Romney twice brought up a NFIB study during the debate that claims small businesses would suffer under Obama's tax plan. Find out more about the study.