This week the world saw the largest document leak in history. The 11.5 million document dossier known as the Panama Papers gives a disturbing glimpse into the dark side of the global economy. Tanya...
Environmentalists are cheering the Obama administration’s decision Tuesday to take oil drilling leases off the table for the Atlantic Ocean. But the oil industry may still have its shot at drilling in the Arctic....
The Supreme Court today heard its first major abortion rights case in several years. At the center of the case, Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt, is a Texas law that has reduced the number...
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The water crisis in Flint, Michigan reached congressional chambers today as an investigation heats up to figure out who was responsible for the lead crisis and what can be done about it. FSRN’s Tanya...
Low-wage airport service workers in several U.S. cities commemorated Martin Luther King Day on Monday by staging protests against what they called gross injustice and wage inequality. Jim McElhatton reports from Washington, DC. Download...
Alabama Governor Robert Bentley moved Thursday to de-fund Planned Parenthood via executive order, making Alabama the third state to cut off funding since the release of a series of secretly recorded videos by a...
On Thursday, the Senate passed a more than $600 billion defense policy bill for 2016. Known as the National Defense Authorization Act, or NDAA, the legislation touches on everything from prisoner torture to pay...
Senators are set to return to Capitol Hill on Sunday when they’ll try to break an impasse over the PATRIOT Act, the counter terrorism law passed just after 9/11. The major obstacle is Section...
The Senate has moved forward with Trade Promotion Authority, or TPA this week, bringing it one step closer to becoming law. Also known as “fast track” authority, the legislation sets up a framework for...
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