In the U.S., many of the poorest citizens have the worst access to nutritious foods. They live in "food deserts"--places that lack convenient markets or stores that sell fresh fruits, vegetables ...

Serious issues regarding constitutional law rose to the surface on Friday as a US federal judge dismissed a court case against the US government by families of three Americans killed in US drone ...

UPS sent out termination notices to 250 of their Queens, New York drivers after they held a 90-minute protest in support of a fellow worker. It was supposed to be a symbolic act of solidarity with ...

In recent under-covered news, the state of Florida considered purging non-legal voters from state lists for the second time in two years. At face value, this doesn't seem like a bad thing, but voter

So, the United States can still respond quickly when democratic norms are trampled by a dictatorial power abroad. Good for Ukraine. Too bad Washington doesn't seem to care when the trampling occurs

Jerry Moran just helping a fellow Kansan get the word out. The Senate chambers were nearly empty Thursday when Republican Sen. Jerry Moran popped up behind the podium to do a favor for a beleaguered

Rep. Mike Pompeo will introduce legislation backed by powerful trade groups to prevent states from passing laws requiring the labeling of genetically-modified foods, according to reports. The bill ...

In a rare interview, Julian Assange - founder of the whistle-blowing website Wikileaks - has spoken to the BBC's technology programme Click. Mr Assange has been based in the Ecuadorean Embassy in ...

April 4, 2014 -- While the Venezuelan economy remains largely dependent on oil, with the leadership of the late President Hugo Chavez the country made important gains in land and wealth redistribut...