Quick comebacks to the regressive tax rhetoric you hear on the radio and around the dinner table.

National Restaurant Association uses cheap tactics to try to undercut criticism of their anti-worker, anti-consumer agenda.

Peabody Energy filed for bankruptcy today, but its top executives will still be enjoying the millions they pocketed before the collapse of coal.

Congress can only ignore the blatantly dishonest practice of offshore tax evasion for so long.

Groups like ROC and the hundreds of others that are leading the Democracy Spring and Democracy Awakening mobilizations are working to build the power that can counter corporate lobby groups. Everyone who cares about the state of our democracy should join them.

This massive leak of transactions involving 214,488 offshore corporations, covering 40 years of activity, will boost the global movement to recapture trillions of the hidden wealth of nations.

A call to boycott the tax preparation companies spending millions making sure the tax code is overly complex.

Big Pharma company Pfizer is currently evading $40 billion in tax obligations and trying to make that permanent through a tax-dodging marriage with Irish firm Allergen.

A new interactive website is vividly showing just how much economic inequality is costing you.

Kasich tries to present himself as the moderate anti-Trump, but his time as governor has been marked by regressive tax reform that helps the rich and hurts the rest.

The passing of Intel’s Andy Grove has much of the business world claiming that corporations owe their success to their chief executives.

A network of 200 business leaders and high net worth individuals, are making their case in Albany for closing this egregious Wall Street handout.

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

Once a shining symbol of the success of the New Deal, today the Tennessee Valley Authority symbolizes the excesses of Corporate America.

Representative Martin Sabo fought for working people to reduce inequality. We’re proud to have worked alongside him.

As our cities become more segregated by income, cross-class empathy becomes less likely, and the cycle continues, making us more unequal.

New data provides a glimpse into the lives of the richest of rich—how the 400 highest earners make their money and pay their taxes.

The two Democratic Party White House hopefuls agree on cutting back the after-tax incomes of America’s rich. They disagree significantly on how much.

Infographic: The media calls Trump an outsider, but his presidency would have the one percent winning even bigger.

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