Trump and China have always had an uneasy relationship. Now the controversial trade war is overwhelmed by the pandemic. No doubt, China will be a large factor in the coming election.

In his new play, Pulitzer-prize winning playwright Ayad Akhtar recalls the greed of the '80s and how we became a republic of consumers.

In Germany’s Appalachia, the last coal mine is closing.

Union women, too, can demand that their organizations lead the nation’s response on sexual harassment; after all, more than half of the nation’s union members will soon be women.

If the tax breaks are going to corporations, this union wants its fair share.

Thirty-eight percent of the country won’t get a noticeable tax break when the cuts kick in.

And the grass-roots movement that wants to beat it back.

When it comes to the working class Trump claims to care deeply about, his deeds don’t go beyond symbolism.

Republicans’ proposed tax reform is a bigger gift to corporations and the ultra-rich than most had anticipated.

Let’s keep Trump from undermining the agency that protects consumers from bank malpractice.