An NBC investigative team has exposed historical and financial ties between many of the supposedly independent groups actively opposing Proposition […]
The retail giant Wal-Mart is joining other big businesses in ending its membership in the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC),
Under the guise of preventing voter fraud — a virtually nonexistent problem in Florida — the state of Florida is
After people started avoiding high-fructose corn syrup in the foods they buy, the Corn Refiners Association (CRA) petitioned the U.S.
If your local TV news broadcasts are all starting to sound the same from channel to channel, it’s because they
The average fast food restaurant meal today is over four times bigger than it was in the 1950s, according to
The major television networks ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC are arguing that skipping commercials while watching TV shows recorded on
Activists opposed to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad posted a startling YouTube video of the aftermath of the Syrian government’s May
This 1989 R.J. Reynolds marketing report summarizes a company brainstorming session to find ways to increase sales of Salem cigarettes to
The retail internet behemoth Amazon.com announced it would cut its ties to the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) after activist
A pitched battle is on over California’s Proposition 29, a measure on the statewide ballot to raise the cigarette tax
A former billboard company employee in Tallahassee, Florida has revealed that billboard companies intentionally poison trees that block their billboards
Skechers, the maker of those roly-poly “toning shoes” that were a big craze back in 2010, will shell out $40
Twenty advertisers have now officially pulled their ads from Rush Limbaugh’s show on KGVO talk radio in Missoula, Montana, and
Nurses led a rally in Chicago May 18 ahead the NATO summit to boost the idea of instituting a “Robin
An anonymous women’s prayer group sent an email to Mikey Weinstein, the founder of the Military Religious Freedom Foundation (MRFF),
A guest post by Michele Swensen The week prior to Senator Morgan Carroll’s May 2 introduction of SB 107 (The
Throughout his 16 years in the Colorado state legislature, former Colorado Senate Majority Leader Ken Gordon saw first-hand how corporate
