Economy

Chris Hedges: Our enemy is not radical Islam. It is global capitalism.

An organized effort in the 1970s by what then was the extreme right wing has succeeded in making hatred of all things government, including government workers, a mainstream view.

More than half of Michigan's 1.4 million black residents now live under rule by unelected emergency managers.

Nona Willis Aronowitz explores the people and policies shaping the economic future of a San Jose that many cities in the Bay Area could look to as a model …

Paul Krugman: The prospect that Janet Yellen might become the next head of the Fed has driven the right into a frenzy.

Researchers have found that when you factor race into the equation, the economic gap is even more pronounced.

With Detroit's most valued treasures going to the highest bidder, it seems the city of Detroit has once again been violated by its corrupt government.

Turning unemployed Americans into very profitable prisoners is a booming business.

Over 100 economists sign petition to raise the minimum wage.

Economist Richard Wolff talks about battling rampant capitalism and fighting for economic justice.