Anthony L. Smith

Clinton could address voter skepticism and shatter another glass ceiling by creating the first all-female presidential ticket.

Tens of thousands of Verizon employees walked off the job to protest the corporate giant that has registered massive profits and lavished extravagant pay on executives while shortchanging workers and customers.

The numbers suggest that a broad coalition of Americans support a pro-worker economic agenda.

Black women are underrepresented in the leadership posts of America’s unions. Petee Talley, the No. 2 figure at the AFL-CIO Ohio, is looking to change that.

Super Tuesday voters in Southern states should consider the one thing they all have in common: crushing inequality.

The wealth gap between the presidential candidates and average Americans could hardly be more stark.

Papua, until recently known as Irian Jaya, constitutes more than 20% of the Indonesian landmass, but has a relatively small population of just over two million (about one percent of Indonesia’s population), with about 65% of that population being ethnic P