Mexico's supposed crackdown on pimps that force women into prostitution has got off to a weak start.

The West Virginia toxic spill isn't over yet. Moreover, it's just part of a permanent toxic spill that usually goes unnoticed in the media.

The hiring collusion between big tech companies shows that their adoration of the "free market" is just a story they tell to fool the gullible.

A competitive market is a kind of social system. For certain purposes, is a good solution. Keeping it competitive depends on state regulation.

Seafood caught in Galveston Bay, Texas, is contaminated with dioxin.

Staples and many other stores offer different prices to different customers and don't admit that they are doing so.

This is a consequence of letting them have too much information about the purchaser. When I buy something, the store doesn't know who I am, because I pay cash.