Cities across the country could lose their public-access television stations overnight under a set of bills being considered by Congress. The four related bills slash almost all the funding for   

Felons are the nation's most discriminated class, facing blatant job, housing and personal discrimination everywhere they go, barred from higher education and loans -- and the discrimination is   

"Papers, please," a phrase commonly heard in Nazi Germany -- where officials had the right to demand identification of anyone at any time -- could soon become familiar in Ohio. House Bill 151   

What if you could tap into the Internet for free from anywhere? What if all your phone calls from your mobile phone or from your land line could be routed through that Internet connection? What if  

ST. LOUIS -- Can you trust this newspaper? Is the journalist writing this story providing you with all the facts, or has something been left out because of who signs his checks? Trust and access   

COLUMBUS -- There's more to the 2004 election than you've heard, according to Sharon Lettman of People For the American Way, a panelist in an unofficial Nov. 13 public hearing on voter suppress