Bernie Sanders’ popular campaign suggests that many Americans aren't afraid of socialism anymore. But real democracy is an even better alternative to capitalism.

A preacher and two real estate entrepreneurs offer a glimpse of how far the candidate could go in rolling back LGBT protections.

Many commentators said that terminating the controversial program would lead to a surge in crime, but the data tell a different story.

Three hundred thousand registered voters in Wisconsin lack a government-issued photo ID, and many have faced great difficulty obtaining one.

NAACP President Cornell William Brooks discusses the connection between voting rights and campaign finance reform.

The political march is a tool for social transformation in itself. This one gave me a taste of the connected, empowered society I’m working to create.

Because the right to a lawyer doesn't count for much if nobody's willing to pay for it.

Obama’s Treasury Department has tightened regulations to prevent multinationals from fleeing abroad in what are known as “corporate inversions.”

Bruce Springsteen announced that he will be canceling his concert in the state because "some things are more important than a rock show and this fight against prejudice and bigotry...is one of them."

While we celebrate the victories minimum wage workers have won in California and New York, a restaurant activist reminds us that the federal minimum for tipped workers is still $2.13 an hour.