Economy

This episode provides an update on the widening LIBOR scandal and the fine Wells Fargo received for overcharging African-American and Hispanic families on their mortgages. The segment ends with …

Americans across the political spectrum agree that corporations are not people and that the promise of government of, for, and by the people must be defended. We are at …

More than two years since a earthquake shook Haiti to its core, and as reconstruction continues, US and Canadian mining companies make a fortune off recently discovered gold. But …

David Zlutnick interviewed Patel at his home in San Francisco around the topic of international food markets and their role in propagating inequities in food access and distribution, as …

Hundreds of cities around the United States have laws advocates say unfairly target the homeless, including bans on sitting, lying, begging and placing objects on the sidewalk.

Moyers and Winship: You wonder why the banksters still roam free, like gunslingers in a Wild West town without a sheriff.

Gar Alperovitz: When it comes to banking and other critical sectors, public ownership is the only solution.

Revelations about other banks have been trickling out over the past year.

In today's On the News segment: According to a new study by the Brookings Institute u2013 only a quarter of Americans can get to work in less than 90 …

Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney is on the hot seat over where he stashes his vast personal fortune, estimated at up to $250 million.