Doesn’t sound very Christlike, does it?

We’ve recently learned about Project 2025, the GOP’s scheme to let corporate agents take over our government. But there’s also a less visible effort by some donors to also make Democrats install corporate-subservient officials to expand their monopoly power.

Corporations are now perfecting what they call "price pack architecture": that is, selling you less stuff for the same price.

Man of the people? The new House Speaker just appointed Big Pharma’s top lobbyist as his policy director.

Over time, words with beautiful meanings occasionally get degraded into ugliness. “Gentle,” for example.

The “No Labels” movement doesn’t stand for much, but one issue unites it: getting more money in politics, not less.

The late scientist Roger Payne captured the sounds of humpback whales and ignited an unlikely global phenomenon.

As Scottish literary giant Robert Burns wrote, “The best-laid schemes of mice and men / Go oft awry.”

The Supreme Court sided with a voter-backed animal welfare rule over the corporate lobbyists who opposed it.

Breaking news: After years of failed Republican efforts to uncover any proof of widespread voter fraud by Democrats, Republican Governor Ron “Tough Guy” DeSantis of Florida found not one, but 20 ineligible people casting ballots.