Economy & Labor

Trump may present himself as a maverick, but on security he never wavers from an all-too-familiar externally focused and militarized narrative.

Does a college degree boost earnings and reduce unemployment?

Self-managed job guarantee programs empower workers, raise wages and can free labor from Wall Street control.

We look at staggering statistics showing how the US finance sector is a net drag on their economy.

Supported by Our Revolution, a Democratic Socialists for America member is running as an unapologetic progressive.

It is unfortunate that the proponents of recent trade deals feel they have to be this dishonest to push their agenda.

Some hospitals and clinics in the US — including in the prison system — struggle to get by, while their wealthier, larger counterparts cavalierly toss useful products.

More than 55 economists pen an open letter appeal to not return to neoliberalism in Ecuador.

Workers of color go through countless individual experiences of discrimination and it's only gotten worse since Trump's election.

Ginny Browne, a project manager at the Participatory Budgeting Project's Oakland office, speaks about what her organization is doing to move the concept forward.