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The party with solutions to the country's economic woes will be the winners come November.

The Left has learned the hard way that it needs to be independent of Obama to realize the change it's seeking.

Richard Kirsch on how progressives won the health care battle—and how we can advance those lessons into other campaigns for social justice.  Plus, Greg Mitchell on NPR's On the Media, and two new videos.

On the 75th anniversary of Social Security, those who would axe benefits are spreading myths designed to make you think there's a looming crisis.  It's simply just not true.

The attorneys general in Florida and Virginia who are attacking America's uninsured ought to think about who really benefits from the politicization of well-being.

If we are to produce not only our best work, but also our best lives, we need to think hard about developing a different attitude toward time.

Congressman Raúl Grijalva's plan to clean up abandoned oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico would hold Big Oil accountable, protect the environment and employ Gulf residents who have been hit hardest by the Deepwater spill.

Our new TV ad and The Nation's Nuclear Legacy.  Plus: Three videos, a podcast and more.

The fight over Congress's jobs bill has made the GOP's midterm election strategy clear: stubbornly oppose anything and everything that might improve the economy and hope voters blame Democrats for these tough times come November.

Economic insecurity in America is on the rise—and was even before the Great Recession.