FOIA disclosure documents chummy relationship between trade negotiator and big investment banks.

Progressive groups band together behind a new plan to rein in the financial services industry and give working people and consumers a shot in our economy.

Lobbyists are flocking to Capitol Hill, seeking to further weaken financial regulation through spending bill riders.

When the wealthy 1 percent grows, the middle class begins to shrink and suffer significantly.

The big bank executives who gambled away working Americans' benefits are still getting lavish packages as the social safety net collapses.

The “money chase” slowly, imperceptibly influences the worldview of politicians - and no one is immune, including Hillary Clinton.

Anyone who assumes a wholesale transfer of loyalty from Sanders’ supporters to Clinton, or from Trump’s to another Republican standard-bearer, may be in for a surprise.

Sanders believes that the repeal of the act in 1999 led to the formation of banks that became "too big to fail" — and will lead to another crisis without corrective legislation.

In this excerpt from his new book, Frank writes about the Democrats' new innovation in liberalism -- which isn’t the stuff of Franklin Roosevelt or the United Auto Workers.

During America's first Gilded Age -- before there were primaries or Senate elections -- a populist candidate rattled the 1% and they rained down gold to stop him.