The dynamics of inequality have left our highways and byways more dangerous.

Letting people fill out ballots at their kitchen table and pop them in the mail reduces economic barriers to participation for low-income Americans.

Billionaire and former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is just the latest deep pocket to laud how much he personally labors.

A new civic group report is calling living conditions ‘harsh’ in California’s high-tech hotspot.

The Strong For All coalition is pressing for higher taxes on the very rich rather than austerity budget cuts that hit the non-wealthy.

U.S. life expectancy is up, but we still lag behind other developed countries. As the world’s most unequal developed nation, we shouldn’t be surprised.

The bipartisan bill would ease financial challenges critics use to justify postal worker wage cuts and selling parts of USPS to for-profit corporations.

In his State of the Union address, the president made a poor attempt to conceal the continued rise in economic inequality under his administration.

The United Nations might be fading, but this new report deserves a bright spotlight.

The NFL strives to keep politics out of football ahead of the Super Bowl, except for when it comes from billionaire owners.

With everything from tax cuts to deregulation, the president has made himself indispensable to the world’s mega rich.

In Trump America, science no match for ‘free market’ fundamentalists and CEOs chasing windfalls.

Abigail Disney testified in support of a California state senate bill to tax large CEO-worker pay gaps before the committee voted to advance the proposal.

The U.S. Senate has just approved a deal that perpetuates the excessive powers of corporate polluters to ride roughshod over Mexican communities threatened by oil, mining, and gas projects.

As long as the top executives of our privatized war economy can reap unlimited rewards, the profit motive for war in Iran, or anywhere, will persist.

With every purchase, those credit cards in our wallets are reinforcing a rich people-friendly America.

New stats from economist Gabriel Zucman dramatize how spectacularly lucrative the last half-century has been for America’s wealthiest.

The Prime Minister resigned over the nationwide protests, catapulting a 34-year-old woman into Finland’s top job.

The Hollywood actor spoke at an Evanston townhall in support of a new policy to use revenue from marijuana legalization to narrow racial economic gaps.

The consultants are coming, and they know just what the powerful want.