Democracy

In the final act of the Democratic presidential primary, it is easy to believe the US has gone through a battle unparalleled in modern history.

John Perkins dubbed his role an “economic hitman,” a person who helps multinational corporations prey on weaker nations.

Little do most know, you need degrees in political science, statistics, and psychology to fully understand the Democratic nomination process.

Organizers behind the Fight for $15 are demanding SEIU extend its principles of workplace democracy to its own employees.

Whether or not Sanders reaches the White House, it's clear that democratic socialism has made a comeback in American life.

The trouble with Trump isn't because of too much democracy; it's decades of political malfeasance that have made Americans furious.

With five of the last seven Republican nominees refusing to endorse Trump, the GOP is facing its biggest rift since 1912.

Through public education, teachers could help protect democratic institutions — if only schools were properly funded.

How should technology best be deployed to serve human needs? Never has the need for such a debate been greater.

Here are a few ideas to make the electoral process work for more people.