North Carolina and Tennessee are the latest states to side with telecoms, which have long lobbied against allowing cities to become Internet providers.

Our movement for democracy, shared prosperity, transparency, honesty, dignity, respect and humanity can only grow.

If we want to honor the memory of the Emanuel martyrs, we must continue their struggle for transformative action.

Two years ago, the Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act, Senator Patrick Leahy and Congressman John Lewis have a plan to fix that.

Communities — from urban, mostly black and brown districts, to conservative, rural areas — are rising up against budget cuts and the threat of school closures.

The Senate is taking up trade legislation today, but labor federation warns: "Fast Track has gotten even worse since the House got its hands on it."

This treaty can be worked out by debate and compromise. But not if the fix is in -- not if Boehner, McConnell and Obama put a fast one over on us.

If you can't win the game, change the rules.

If we respect the notion that the rule of law must apply to all, then surely it must apply to corporations.

Six months after the torture report came out, John Oliver explains why Americans need to actually read it.