Robert Scheer | The Nation

On key issues pertaining to the economic crisis, voters should expect "razor-thin" differences between President Obama and Mitt Romney.

How much are the Democrats counting on the profits and jobs generated by arming the world in the coming election?

On the economy, war and peace, and civil liberties, Paul has made the most sense of the Republican candidates.

That Friedman’s self-serving feints at the truth still earn him a place of high journalistic regard is a sad commentary on the profession.

The defense authorization bill that Congress passed and President Obama had threatened to veto will soon become law, a fact that should be met with public outrage.

The driving faith of the GOP has become the notion that the toxic mixture of moral hypocrisy and unfettered greed is a formula for victory.

Count the liberal mayor of Los Angeles as one of those apologists for suppressing truth in the name of civic order.

On this Thanksgiving we have been cheated of the bounty of the harvest as one in three Americans descends into poverty.

Sometimes, a villain can be more energizing than a leader to a movement. 

There is no three-strikes law for crooked bankers, who usually get off with a fine and a promise not to do it again, and again and again.