Hillary Clinton’s comments on CEO pay could mean that she is willing to adopt some of the progressive messaging championed by Senator Elizabeth Warren.

Congress ignores the interests of young Americans when it comes to student loans, climate change, workplace equity and gun control.

The leaked text is full of dense legal jargon, but a close reading makes its corporate agenda crystal clear.

Thousands of low-wage workers across the US and the world protested on tax day to demand better pay and working conditions.

The senator may not be running for president, but, as George Zornick noted this week in The Nation the speech she gave last Wednesday would likely be her agenda if she was.

Four reasons why the transition from fossil fuels to a green energy era is gaining traction.

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.

Clinton sees climate change as a major threat, but she still wants to boost fossil fuel supplies.

The success of this effort could not only strengthen our economy, but also bring millions of working-class Americans back to the political stage.

Bioregionalism is one possible vision of a future that works for people and for the Earth.