The FCC voted to roll back a regulation that requires TV and radio broadcasters to have local stations, in a move seen as a big win for media conglomerates.
In district after district, the Democratic Party machinery is throwing its weight behind congressional candidates who are out of step with the national mood.
With an eye toward 2021, labor's leading strategists are coming together to build a program that avoids the mistakes of the past.
The anti-authoritarian journalist analyzes the mainstreaming of the radical right, the widening wars at home and abroad, and the urgency of fighting back.
A Nevada government official turns to private charity to aid victims of the Las Vegas mass shooting — a testament to our lack of universal health care.
Journalist Masha Gessen, historian Nikhil Pal Singh, technology analyst Micah Lee, and musician Oneohtrix Point Never are this week’s guest.
The entertainment industry is practically shouting that we need to address how tech giants like Amazon, Google, and Facebook are consolidating power.
Many dealers are themselves addicted to opioids and in need of treatment. Cracking down can have the effect of driving drugs deeper and deeper underground.
Nebraska approved the Keystone XL pipeline Monday, eliminating a major hurdle to construction of a project that galvanized opposition across the country.
Trump's opioid commission wants to transform the way substance abuse is treated. Trump wants a war.
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