There's no need to wait for the next election. Americans know what they want.

One way Obama can address the issue of income inequality is by giving low-wage federal workers the right to organize and bargain for fair working conditions.

Labor Day is not the time to dismiss the ability of organized workers to fight economic inequality.

Inequality isn't inevitable in capitalism, says the Noble Prize-winning economist in Harper's. But it is with the capitalist system America currently has.

In part one of his interview with Bill, the Nobel Prize-winning economist explains why America’s future prosperity depends on tax reform today.

In the debate about poverty and rising economic inequality, we need to think beyond the minimum wage.

What someone is paid has little or no relationship to what their work is worth to society.

Joshua Holland points out some conservative myths raised in this week's interview, and debunks them.

After the broadcast interview ended, our cameras kept rolling. See more of Bill’s conversation with Arthur C. Brooks.

The Nobel Prize-winning economist fires back at claims that our increasingly skewed economy is the result of "natural" market forces.