America’s biggest defense and aerospace contractors are pouring thousands into Frank Gaffney’s “work.”

Meet Thomas Kaplan — the man betting on war with Iran.

He was ridiculed for forecasting a 30-point win for Eric Cantor. But John McLaughlin’s advocacy research doesn’t end there.

Meet the 20-foot wild-born orca who has lived for more than 40 years in an 80-foot tank.

New documents reveal a drug lobby’s president posed as the ACA’s savior — then pumped cash to ALEC in an effort to kill it.

A string of entities with ties to the craft store chain is quietly pumping tens of millions of dollars into fringe causes.

Useless degrees are now too-good-to-be-true tickets to the American Dream — targeted at those who can least afford it

How a wave of new state laws mandating ultrasounds and scripting “informed consent” has fundamentally altered the relationship between pregnant women and their doctors.

A hidden camera shows Border Patrol agents destroying water jugs left for migrants, and the abuse just gets worse.

A for-profit health care chain bought by Bain, which still produces profits for Mitt Romney, has exploded with tales of neglect.

Professors and lobbyists tout autocrats from Central Asian countries inside the beltway, skirting disclosure laws.

In the latest twist on lobbying, Middle East autocracies repackage propaganda as “media awareness.”

New evidence has emerged that using chemical flame retardants, especially in baby products which are in little danger of catching fire, can do more harm than good.

Key Congressional players behind the Stupak amendment, which would bar health plans from covering abortion, are members of a secretive evangelical group, The Family.

As singer Johnny Cash built ties with the American Indian movement, the record industry lashed out — and the FBI began to surveil him as a radical.

A probe into the chain of profitable clinics founded by Rick Scott, the health care reform nemesis who once ran the Columbia-HCA hospital conglomerate. Part two of two. (See part one.)

A probe into the chain of profitable clinics founded by Rick Scott, the health care reform nemesis who helped mobilize protesters to disrupt those infamous town hall meetings. Part one of two.

Why the Obama administraton’s plan for voluntary assistance to overleveraged homeowners – “all carrot and no stick” — is failing to meet national goals.

With the military loosening its regulations, neo-Nazis are joining its ranks in higher numbers, hoping to gain the skills to fight a domestic race war.

The biggest winners in the government’s $275 billion homeowner bailout may be the very mortgage brokers responsible for creating the disaster.

Since 2005, the Defense Department has shipped fuel worth a billion dollars to Israel – in effect fueling the Israeli occupation.

Radical separatists Mark Chryson and Steve Stoll helped launch Palin’s political career and won influence in return. “Her door was open,” says Chryson – and it still is.

New indications of illegal surveillance conducted by NSA inside the U.S., including a sophisticated database system for monitoring people considered potential threats.

Spying on Americans without warrants, charges based on secret evidence, small towns divided by fear. Welcome to the world of Bush’s “specially designated global terrorists.”

A Taliban commander explains how Bush administration aid to Pakistan helps fund insurgents who kill U.S. troops.

FEMA officials ignored scientific advice about the risks of formaldehyde in thousands of emergency trailers used after Hurricane Katrina.

Anti-Castro Cuban exiles linked to bombings and assassinations are living free – and conducting drills – in Miami. Does the U.S. have a double standard on terrorism?