Volkswagen's German labor union leaders may block future expansion in the southern United States.

It's a few very wealthy individuals who hold the power to set the agenda.

The story of one Koch operative illuminates larger truths about how money changes both politics and the people who handle it.

Organizers are considering everything from vigils to civil disobedience to blockades to thwart the moving of construction equipment and the delivery of materials.

Civil rights for corporate "persons" often conflict with the public interest.

Michael Copps says if Comcast acquires Time Warner, consumers will lose out in the end, as they would if the FCC fails to respond to a recent court decision overturning the concept of Net neutrality.

In Tennessee, a fear campaign where working people have every reason to be afraid.

When it comes to media, bigger is not better.

Those arrows aren’t hitting their lovelorn targets the way they once did. The reason? New research points to our growing economic divide.

The activist and scholar says our broken system has a major impact on politicians' priorities. Guess who the losers are?