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movie reviews

May 22, 2013

Why Are Homeowners Being Jailed for Demanding Wall Street Prosecutions?

May 22, 3:00 PM ET

Bankers go free while cops tase peaceful protesters and the Department of Justice targets journalists | More »

The Mad Science of the National Debt

May 22, 2:55 PM ET

With Congress gridlocked by the debt-ceiling debate, the Federal Reserve is conducting a radical experiment with the American economy | More »

Why Michael Bloomberg Is Wrong About Stop-and-Frisk

May 22, 11:00 AM ET

Evidence suggests improved medical care, not aggressive police searches, has led to New York's reduced murder rate | More »

May 21, 2013

Deja Vu on the Hill: Wall Street Lobbyists Roll Back Finance Reform, Again

May 21, 9:22 AM ET

Why Congress is once more tripping over itself to defang finance regulation | More »

May 15, 2013

What's at Stake When the Department of Justice Seizes AP Phone Records

May 15, 12:01 PM ET

'It's a crackdown on who controls information,' says one former DOJ employee | More »

May 13, 2013

Guantanamo Bay: Inside a Legal Nightmare

May 13, 4:35 PM ET

Author Jess Bravin explores the military prison's tangled history in new book 'The Terror Courts' | More »

May 10, 2013

Who Can Stop the Koch Brothers From Buying the Tribune Papers? Unions Can, and Should

May 10, 11:30 AM ET

Public sector unions have the leverage to stop the right-wing barons' latest scheme | More »

St. Louis Is Burning

May 10, 10:00 AM ET

An underground landfill fire near tons of nuclear waste raises serious health and safety concerns – so why isn't the government doing more to help? | More »

May 9, 2013

Joe Biden: The Rolling Stone Interview

May 9, 1:50 PM ET

The vice president on guns, global warming and why he's "the last guy in the room" on every decision Obama makes | More »

May 6, 2013

Everything You've Been Told About Radicalization Is Wrong

May 6, 5:05 PM ET

Despite the rhetoric, scary YouTube videos don't turn people into terrorists | More »

Matt Taibbi

The Mad Science of the National Debt
With Congress gridlocked by the debt-ceiling debate, the Federal Reserve is conducting a radical experiment with the American economy