In the HBO show, the worst thing you can do is aspire to be something, like a broadcast news anchor

Bush's nominee needed 60 votes for cloture. He got 72, including 19 Democrats.

Charles Manson's prosecutor sees little cause for celebration in the latest O.J. verdict. The white jury was better than the black jury, he says  and Mark Fuhrman was one of the victims.

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A Democrat leading the anti-Pelosi movement for the House Speaker's race was just protested at his own town hall

As the ACA gets dismantled, those in their 50s and 60s, who are not eligible yet for Medicare, face a crisis

Salon speaks to a UCLA sociologist about "The People v. O.J." and why blacks and whites see the case differently

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