Looking back at the first Clinton presidency is likely to tell you much about the shape and character of the possible second one.

Many women, especially women of color, have done great things to change our nation for the better in spite of incredible obstacles imposed on them.

In the early 2000s, Bolivian protesters and global activists exposed the dark side of global trade pacts. We should follow their example while fighting the trade battles before us today.

This week marks the 45th anniversary of four dead in Ohio. Senior writer Michael Winship remembers the shock of protesting students murdered in cold blood, and what happened next.

Will the end games in Iraq and Afghanistan follow the Vietnam playbook?

In this 2003 clip from NOW, two millionaires explain why they oppose a Republican campaign to eliminate the so-called "death tax."

The president can continue the fight for fast-track and the TPP, or he can take action to create jobs and reduce inequality. He can’t do both.

The Urgenda Foundation is suing the Dutch government for knowingly endangering its citizens by failing to prevent dangerous climate change.

The first Gilded Age drove Americans into the streets of our land as they refused to accept that unbridled capitalism was their fate.

Viola Liuzzo was the only white woman killed in the US civil rights movement. Behind her death, the KKK and a shadowy FBI informant.