Longtime activist hosts a four-day conference, hoping to promote activism and substance in the conversation about issues and democracy.

The winning candidate may be the one who most successfully stirs the public's mistrust of journalists and journalism.

And why the history of slavery in America isn't just for black people.

Government inaction to fix existing infrastructure is costing each US household lots of money each year.

The GOP candidate gets away with outrageous, contradictory statements because the mainstream media and the public let him.

The numbers don't lie. The notion that angry blue collar voters could sway the election just may not be true.

A response to Neal Gabler's "Donald Trump, the Emperor of Social Media."

Just a year after the Comcast-Time Warner deal was scrapped, the FCC is about to approve another mega-media merger.

A few suggestions from the investigative reporter who broke the story about the city's toxic water.

As FDR mastered radio and JFK conquered TV, Donald Trump rules the Internet like no other candidate.