A Fox News Channel producer has been caught in a behind-the-scenes video rallying the crowd during last weekend's 9/12 protest in Washington.confirmed that the woman in the below video -- seen raising her arms to rally the crowd behind Griff Jenkins, who

Can you get a tax break for installing solar panels on your roof? What about installing a solar hot water heater? Can you catch a break for driving a hybrid? What about a scooter?

Witness the irrational display of anti-health-care-reform protesters. (video ~ 6:29)

Just as many of us were appalled that some of the bank bail out money was used to give CEOs and other "deserving" bank employees raises - this sadly seems to be a way of life for too many Americans. Because of the allure of money - we have done

Low income people - which includes the vast majority of Native Americans who lack collateral, have poor credit and live paycheck to paycheck - are often easy prey to predatory lenders offering payday loans and tax refund anticipation loans (RALs). These p

Mike Enzi told a Wyoming town hall crowd that he had no plans to compromise with Democrats and was merely trying to extract concessions. Enzi's blunt portrayal of his real role in the negotiations makes bipartisan compromise that much less likely to emerg

President Obama and a number of members of Congress have resisted full accountability for torture, and have endorsed indefinite detention and unfair military commissions. Further, loopholes for torture and abuse remain and U.S. detentions at Bagram and o

The US tolerates more inequality, deprivation and suffering than is acceptable here.When we Europeans - the British included - contemplate the battles President Obama must fight to reform the US health system, our first response tends to be disbelief.

Obama spent five hours golfing with Robert Wolf, president of UBS Investment Bank and chairman and CEO of UBS Group Americas. Wolf raised $250,000 for him back in 2006, and in February was appointed by the president to the White House's Economic Recovery

Senator Edward Kennedy (D-Mass), the last remaining brother of the Kennedy political dynasty, died late Tuesday night at his home on Cape Cod, having finally lost his battle against a malignant brain tumor at the age of seventy-seven.