The city of Chicago needs to put resources in the hands of working people instead of politically connected elites.
Economy & Labor
The union is negotiating on issues that go beyond those typically addressed through collective bargaining.
Over the last 60 years, the U.S. has drastically cut taxes for the richest while raising taxes on the bottom 90 percent.
Much of the so-called recovery is a result of large private equity firms buying up foreclosed homes.
Activism stands in the way of the elimination of public housing on an island where many residents struggle to survive.
The Sanders campaign estimated the proposal would raise $3 trillion in revenue over ten years.
The president is losing his trade war badly, and that is a good thing for people in the United States and the world.
The banking giant that lent Trump hundreds of millions “apparently got rid of” its copies of his tax returns.
It’s time for quantitative easing, but for the people instead of the powerful.
The Senate Appropriations Committee is proposing up to $2.7 billion in cuts to labor, health and education programs.