Besides making a mockery of the U.S. political system, Paulson's super-bailout plan buries 30 years of what the New York Times referred to as "market dogma"--the ideology that capitalism works best for everyone when unfettered by regulation.

I feel like such a dope. I've been following the bailout since Thursday night, and I still don't have any frackin' idea of what's going on. I can't believe that anyone in congress does, either. The only thing I know is that it scares the crapola out of

The workers' contract expired in February and their union says Disney's latest proposal makes health care unaffordable for hundreds of employees and creates an unfair two-tier wage system. The union also says Disney wants to create a new category of part-

A Quebec arbitrator imposed a labor contract Friday at a unionized Wal-Mart outlet there, marking the first such deal involving the retail giant in North America. Guy Chenier, president of the union representing the Wal-Mart workers, said salaries ...

After Manchester United clinched back to back championships last season, the pressure will be on them to continue their domination, and on everybody else to stop them. And before we start, let's not kid ourselves,

A vast number of politicians, from around the word, have been bought and paid for by big businesses.

Virginia Tech releases thousands of records detailing the shooting, but withholds key materials

VIDEO:Hundreds of rich Americans whose names and secret foreign bank account information were turned over to US tax authorities could face criminal prosecution. A Senate committee is scheduled to convene tomorrow and among those called to testify

Secret informants, silent witnesses, code words: a Senate hearing on wealthy alleged tax cheats Thursday morning had all the trappings of a Mafia investigation.In his videotaped testimony, Kieber described stumbling across the bank's secrecy schemes

The expiration of patents on top moneymaking drugs is expected to reduce the top drug companies' profits to a 40 year low of $67 billion between 2007 and 2012, or by half of those companies' combined 2007 sales in the US.