Governments are finally building a panel to measure the wealth gap. That's welcome, but the force closing it was never going to come from experts alone.

A cadre of anti-tax Californians have seen their personal wealth increase by over 64 percent in the last twenty months.

For the largely immigrant workers whose labor brings beauty to our sacred spaces, homes, and public places, speaking out about working conditions can come with the risk of retaliation.

Private jet travel is booming, but a new report says taxpayers and airline passengers may be paying some of the financial and climate costs.

New Mexico captures hundreds of millions in oil and gas revenue for public services and long-term savings. But communities closest to the wells say they pay a high price for extraction.

The 'Low-Wage 100' companies are also acquiescing as the Trump administration strips workers' healthcare and food stamps to pay for handouts to CEOs and other wealthy people.

A visit to Bol, the first worked-owned bookstore in Washington, DC.

Pre-tax earnings hit highest share of national income since aftermath of second world war

College graduates need to build mutual respect with the whole working class.

Analysis by Institute for Policy Studies found that between 2019 and 2025, CEO compensation increased 41.4%

While bosses' pay remains sky high, a new report says companies like Walmart, DoorDash, and Target are turning a blind eye to worker hardships.

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Exposure to heat at work has long been recognized as a health and safety hazard. Climate change is worsening the problem as heat at work becomes more deadly every year.

The projected $268.9 billion could otherwise fund major safety-net programs.

The Supreme Court may have sided with Monsanto, but states can still take action against harmful pesticide manufacturers.

Trillionaires are creatures of the tax code. If they paid taxes like working people, we wouldn’t have any.

True housing accessibility isn't just about ramps and elevators — we also need to be able to afford to stay in the communities that support us.

To offset federal cuts, Illinois will now tax corporations using our personal data for advertising. Other states should follow.

An international coalition of unions just placed the United States on a "Watchlist" for labor violations.

Roughly 92,000 private jets flew in and out of host cities this World Cup to match the annual emissions of more than 34,000 cars.