It's a long list, but things can be done to get this country on a renewable energy track.

The use of heroin has exploded since the 1998 airing of Moyers on Addiction, in which a child talked about the reality of living with addicted parents.

It’s well known that Hillary Clinton may make history as the nation’s first woman president, but less noticed are the many women running for Senate this year who may break a record of their own.

In a country that's all about working hard, why are we still without paid sick leave for some companies?

Read the full conversation with the AFL-CIO's Thea Lee about the history of US trade deals, TPP, and the environmental and worker protections that have been left out of the debate.

"I can think of no matter of 'intense public interest' about which 'the American people deserve the details' than the issue of what precisely happened to the criminal referrals that followed the 2008 crash."

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

The new report shows that we have the tools to address poverty.

The fact that the press is not reporting on the continuing violence at Donald Trump's rallies reflects an acceptance that is troubling.

And it won't end, even if she becomes the first female president.