Economy & Labor

The Danish history of resisting the 1% offers valuable lessons for the rest of us.

When agribusiness corporations export food at artificially low prices, they widen the economic divide between the global North and South — and within rural America.

While $200 billion seems like a lot of money, it's only 17 percent of the bill's $1.2 trillion in cuts.

This week's episode discusses how United Airlines profits from customer abuse, China's rapid economic growth and more.

The Trump administration has released their plans for renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement.

Detroit residents face a one-in-four chance of losing their home in a property tax foreclosure.

Attorneys general in 18 states are suing DeVos over a rule to protect student loan borrowers.

Republicans are proposing severe cuts to low-income housing assistance, while continuing to subsidize private equity housing profiteers.

Hotel workers and supporters took to the streets June 20 to make visible the conditions facing low-wage workers Nashville.

Drug corporations are bleeding Americans dry, and the proposed health care repeal will make things worse.