Economy & Labor

Is it possible to spend 5.2 billion dollars to clean up a river and get practically no results? Argentina is showing that it is.

Low-income people and communities of color are being left behind as high-speed internet expands nationwide.

On this week's episode, Prof. Wolff provides updates on the exploitation of adjuncts that weakens US higher education and more.

The Trump administration has rescinded key protections for transgender students in public schools.

Immigrant workers understand the power of their contributions to the workforce and economy and will demonstrate it.

European nations have seen a rise of populist parties. Along with protectionism, these parties hold a collective admiration for Trump.

Ecuadoreans have voted to bar politicians and civil servants from having assets, companies or capital in tax havens.

For years, conservative evangelicals have been advocating for the repeal of the Johnson Amendment. They've found an ally in Trump.

Ordinary US taxpayers are subsidizing excessive CEO pay through a variety of channels. These five reforms could help end these perverse incentives for executive excess.

Republicans are rigging the system to transfer tens of billions of dollars a year from ordinary workers to their rich friends.