New York City’s $100 tickets for 1,000 residents offered a small experiment in economic democracy — and an effort to keep the ...

As companies trap us in subscriptions, bury us in fees, and use algorithms to fix prices, we need a new Shoppers’ Bill of ...

As G20 trade ministers meet in Milwaukee, labor advocates are pushing for a trade agenda that delivers for working people.

Vice President J.D. Vance has long been a proponent of “traditional marriage” and the nuclear family: one man married to one woman, with multiple children between them. In an apparent bid to build his ...

A cadre of anti-tax Californians have seen their personal wealth increase by over 64 percent in the last twenty months.

Walking into a Starbucks means being greeted with the sounds of lively lobby conversation, milk being steamed, and baristas chatting with customers. As a customer you might love coming to Starbucks to ...

As we mark 15 years since Occupy Wall Street, it is worth remembering that the movement against inequality has a long lineage. The Gen Z-led protests flooding the streets of India, Kenya, Bolivia, and ...

A familiar spectre is haunting the nation — that of communism. Or so one might conclude from the Republican Party’s increasingly frantic rhetoric. “Communism is on the ballot this November,” warned ...

For the past four years, we have compiled a list of the twenty public charities in the United States that took in the most donations. Some of the operating nonprofits on our list — such as the United ...

A recent analysis from the Tax Foundation argues that the U.S. federal income tax system remains solidly progressive. Citing new IRS data for tax year 2023, the group is emphasizing that high-income ...

A true green transition has to involve a massive project of electrifying transportation and scaling-up renewable energy storage. That undertaking will require a wide array of inputs including copper, ...

How can the U.S. reverse democracy-distorting concentrations of wealth and power? A federal annual wealth tax must be part of the equation. The richest 0.1 percent — the top one-thousandth of ...