Bill de Blasio’s win in New York’s primary isn’t a local story. It’s part of a vast shift that could upend three decades of American political thinking.

A new report provides further evidence that we are living in a new Gilded Age.

Five years after the financial collapse led to the Great Recession, a new report finds CEOs who contributed to the crisis are doing just fine (think lots of mansions).

In a watershed moment in labor history, the AFL-CIO has decided to expand its membership to include all groups fighting to organize workers.

A new USDA report released today says that millions of Americans live in food-insecure households. Child hunger expert Dr. Mariana Chilton explains why programs like SNAP and WIC need to be expanded.

Employers like Wal-Mart and McDonald's have fought hard to keep wages low, but the working poor are fighting back.

Organizer Illai Kenney talks about the challenges that younger activists face in being heard in the modern civil rights movement, and the burdens and benefits of being young and black in America.

Miriam Yeung reflects on the involvement of women in the fight to push for fair policies for all immigrants.

On the anniversary of the March on Washington, the president noted how far we have come. But we still have a ways to go, and Obama should take action when he can, where he can.

Bill Moyers and Rep. John Lewis revisit the 1963 March on Washington. How did it transform America? Watch the full show.