A new viral video with actors Bill Nighy and Andrew Lincoln of The Walking Dead is one more setback for Wall Street lobbyists fighting a financial transaction tax.

One important lesson in the labor union vote is how outside influence works so one-sidedly in the United States. It didn't used to be that way.

Michael Copps says if Comcast acquires Time Warner, consumers will lose out in the end, as they would if the FCC fails to respond to a recent court decision overturning the concept of Net neutrality.

In Tennessee, a fear campaign where working people have every reason to be afraid.

Those arrows aren’t hitting their lovelorn targets the way they once did. The reason? New research points to our growing economic divide.

This week we feature two Americans fighting against corruption: David Simon, creator of The Wire and activist Lawrence Lessig, who has taken an unconventional approach to highlight the need to get money out of politics.

In 2014, Lessig led a two-week, 185-mile trek through the frigid cold in January, educating people about the issues of corruption, campaign finance and dark money, while recruiting supporters along the way.

The manufacturer's openness to better labor relations is driving anti-union lawmakers up a wall.

The case for Mayor Bill de Blasio’s plan is all around us.

Economist Richard Wolff writes that the growing disconnect between the Fed's policies and people's lives means we need to start exploring alternatives to capitalism.