“[The super rich] are doing better than they ever have been doing and guess what? You are paying for all of it.”
Over 40 percent of Virginians struggle to get by—a problem made worse by voter suppression and military-first spending priorities.
The Massachusetts Democrat unveils the American Housing and Economic Mobility Act, which contains provisions designed to combat modern-day redlining.
The economic collapse that struck panic into the heart of U.S. political and financial institutions gave birth to a popular movement that continues to this day.
Four tech superpowers raked in half of this year’s stock price gains by the 500 largest corporations.
The wage gap is only getting worse, the Economic Policy Institute finds.
For millions of Americans the greatest threat to their day-to-day security isn’t terrorism or North Korea, Iran, Russia, or China. It’s internal — and economic.
A report issued by United Nations Special Rapporteur Philip Alston shines a bright light on how unequal a society the U.S. is.
In the United States—the richest country in human history—the 140 million people who live on or below the poverty line are screaming for justice.
Centrist and liberal media have a disturbing tendency to rehabilitate some of the most vile, reactionary forces on the right simply because they say vaguely negative things about Trump.
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