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By Janet Adamy Judge Rules Mandatory Insurance Unconstitutional; First Round of Long Battle A federal court ruled Monday that a key part of the health-care

By Evan Perez and Dionne Searcey The Justice Department on Wednesday is expected to seek to join civil lawsuits stemming from the Gulf of Mexico

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By Michael Hudson Game Plan for a Flat Tax, Social Security Cutbacks and Austerity I almost feel naïve for being so angry at President Obama’s

By Michael Hudson Game Plan for a Flat Tax, Social Security Cutbacks and Austerity I almost feel naïve for being so angry at President Obama’s

By Steven Morris Legal team for WikiLeaks founder says Washington may be planning to invoke Espionage Act to indict their client. Lawyers acting for Julian

By Steven Morris Legal team for WikiLeaks founder says Washington may be planning to invoke Espionage Act to indict their client. Lawyers acting for Julian

By Tana Ganeva As more and more companies bend under government pressure, a few are standing up for the site. Giants like PayPal, Amazon.com, Visa

By Tana Ganeva As more and more companies bend under government pressure, a few are standing up for the site. Giants like PayPal, Amazon.com, Visa