Now that John Barrow of Georgia has lost, an old species is facing extinction. Here's what the Dems should do

Clinton's failure to meet our subconscious expectations means he will have to resign.

In Iowa, the long-shot candidate stuck with his blunt, freewheeling style, and warned of the dire mess in Iraq facing the next American president.

U.S.-ruled alliance founded to fight communism has long outlived its usefulness, and is now a dangerous war machine

"Rectify" star Aden Young and creator Ray McKinnon discuss guilt, innocence and whether they matter in the end

Bush's budget blueprint gets blessed and blasted on Capitol Hill. Plus: Hillary Clinton's other brother admits pressing for pardons. And: A Denise Rich recount and the "conspiracy" in Florida.

Episode 48 (Monday): Finally, the audience takes matters into its own hands.

Adrien Brody and Christina Hendricks head the cast of director Tony Kaye\'s ambitious comeback

Terry Eagleton, the man who introduced millions to literary theory, tells us why George Bush is the ultimate postmodernist, how torture is wrong, and what "meaning" really means.

There's actually common sense and historical vision behind the Putin plan. Not that our media covers it honestly

Budget cuts would be "an undeclared war on climate research"

The sardonic tone once so fresh to TV has become ubiquitous and unbearable. The "Girls" star may be its last hope

Abbi and Ilana reminded us all how fun the Spike show can be, when done right

The director of "Quills," the new film about the Marquis de Sade, discusses sex, writers, repression and his movie's parallels to the Starr-Clinton fiasco.

Still, the media won't talk about the economic interests that profit from hate-preachers like Beck and Limbaugh