Taxes on Groceries, Not Soda, Are Hurting Poor Americans
Over $100,000: That's How Much Big Finance Rips You Off -
New research shows that the average U.S. household loses over $100,000 to
destructive activities of bankers and financiers.
The federal minimum wage has been eroded by decades of
inaction
Currency manipulation and manufacturing job loss: Why
negotiating “great trade deals” is not the answer
Helping "satellite babies" thrive in the U.S.
High quality child care is out of reach for working
families
Seven years without a raise for this group of workers
After seven years, the minimum wage is worth a lot less
What Gender Pay-Gap Statistics Aren't Capturing: Women
are in fact more likely to choose lower-paying jobs, but numbers do a poor job
of highlighting the cultural biases that can shape their decisions.
Pre-convention conversation: scraping by in a rigged
economy
What Donald Trump Doesn’t Understand About the Trade
Deficit
Why Summer Jobs Don't Pay Off Anymore
3 things to watch ahead of FEHB Open Season
Drug War Fuels Global Lack of Access to Essential
Medicines
These Government Rules Trap 65 Million Americans in
Poverty
These are 4 of the biggest problems facing our
corporate-dominated economy
A Moral Revolution of Values: The Case for a Living Wage
New trade deals legalise corporate theft, make farmers’ seeds
illegal
There’s a Hunger Problem in Every County in America—and
It’s Solvable
One-Third of Americans Have Nothing Saved for Retirement.
Here’s How to Fix That.
Deficit shrinks by $1 trillion in Obama era
A financial transaction tax would help ensure Wall Street
works for Main Street
CEOs make 276 times more than typical workers
Valerie Wilson describes a #DayofEquity for working
people
The Big Squeeze: This Election Year, It’s All About the
Money
Aging Workforce Puts Strain on Skilled Manufacturing
Workers
Trump's economic team: cigarette peddler, Nixon’s lawyer,
mortgage fraudsters and a fracking lunatic
Government reports another month of strong job
gains—255,000, with unemployment rate still at 4.9%
Clinton re-pledges 'biggest investment' in jobs since
WWII, immediate action on immigration
Poll Shows Support for TPP is Growing
The House Next Door
Aetna CEO To Justice Department: Block Our Deal And We'll
Drop Out Of Obamacare
‘People In Poverty Do Work’: What Paul Ryan
Misunderstands About Poverty
Welcoming International Entrepreneurs: Obama
administration announces new steps to attract the best and brightest
Recent headlines signal need for single-payer Medicare
for All—now
Teachers feel undervalued — and they may be right
Pay Gap Between Public-School Teachers and Similar
Workers Is Wider Than Ever
Making whole-child education the norm: How research and
policy initiatives can make social and emotional skills a focal point of
children’s education
As Labor Day approaches, a reminder that the minimum wage
is not a livable one
Social Security Fast Facts
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