Economy & Labor

Kevin Kamps, Nuclear Waste Watchdog at Beyond Nuclear joins Thom Hartmann. If Japan didn't have its hands full with one melted down nuclear plant at Fukushima - it certainly …

The United States is outspoken about human rights violations happening across the globe, but what about the ones of which America itself is guilty? Investigative journalist Jason Leopold talks …

A business enterprise has grown in the shadow of the dragon that—in virtually every way imaginable—is the antithesis of a dragon.

“We the People” now explicitly means “We the Citizens, Corporations, and Churches” with a few of the richest humans who run them thrown in.

Our problem is not an immigration issue, it’s an economic one.

We must break up the modern-day monopolists and return opportunity and wealth to local communities and small businesses.

Why is it that Americans have come to believe that tax cuts are good for everyone?

“Free trade” is a guaranteed ticket to the poorhouse for any nation, and the evidence is overwhelming.

The cost of Bush's 2001 and 2003 tax cuts was, as estimated to be roughly $2.5 trillion through 2010.