Wealth inequality in the United States is pervasive — so much so that it’s apparent even in Congress.

"Thank you... for saying loudly and clearly that people in this country that work 40 hours a week deserve a living wage."

As the “middle class” hollows out, whites who started life under relatively promising circumstances are finally seeing the floor fall out under them.

Here in New York, the exploding prices in a downtown neighborhood are further proof of the income inequality that plagues American cities.

Journalist Laura Flanders speaks with Avi Lewis about his new film, "This Changes Everything," on how the climate movement is an opportunity to reinvent the global economy.

It's the result of "rules intentionally tipped to reward those already on the highest rungs of the ladder.”

The director discusses his film exploring morality in the shadow of the foreclosure crisis.

A change in policy by one group of New York City-based restaurants might, in its small way, be the beginning of a revolution in how we pay service workers in America.

A group of women — mostly low-income people of color — are preparing to put pressure on state politicians.

A new documentary based on Naomi Klein's book is in theaters and filmmaker Avi Lewis shares his thoughts on climate, capitalism and credible hope.