A top AFL-CIO economist tries not to say, "I told you so."

In response to a reader's question, we tackle "free trade” and “fair trade” and take a quick look at the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a trade pact that President Obama is energetically pushing.

Some progressives are uneasy about their new allies in the fight against corporate trade deals.

As much as President Clinton and President Obama like to talk about "free trade" deals, the truth is that the working class ends up paying.

American job opportunities transferring overseas to "open new markets" hinders our democracy and middle class.

The Trans-Pacific Partnership was stalled by the House last week, but President Obama and Republican leadership haven't given up on making their secret trade treaty come true.

Galesburg, IL residents saw their jobs disappear after the passage of NAFTA. The Trans-Pacific Partnership won't be any different.

Congress and the public need as much time as it takes to evaluate the TPP.

The president can continue the fight for fast-track and the TPP, or he can take action to create jobs and reduce inequality. He can’t do both.

The head of a London-based anti-poverty group discusses how the TTIP, a proposed trade deal mostly being negotiated in secret between the EU and US, could impact jobs, food safety and more.