Our banks are larger than before the 2008 crash and they're still living dangerously, economist Anat Admati tells Bill.

In a recent TedX talk, Stanford economist Anat Admati likens Wall Street executives and financial analysts to the emperor in the memorable children’s fairy tale.

In Camden, New Jersey, they've created one of the nation's fastest growing networks of urban farms.

Frankie Tisdale makes less than $10 per hour working at a KFC in Brooklyn. Last month, he joined global protests for a higher minimum wage. A photo-feature.

The end of cheap fruits and veggies draws nigh. Here's why.

Wage squeezes, stock buybacks and tax subsidies are all combining to keep America’s high and mighty ever higher and mightier.

Watchdog groups say the US Chamber represents the interests of a select few big industry groups that want to crush worker organizing efforts.

Immediately after the Occupy Wall Street protests began, candidates and elected officials started echoing its themes on our growing inequality.

When it comes to financing the public sector, who bears the burden is the crucial question.

It turns out, we can -- and California has a system worth emulating.