From academics to activists, thoughtful people worldwide are focusing their attention on economic inequality as never before.
New UK policies allow overseas victims to be included in anti-corruption cases, with a view to compensating them. This could be good news for mine workers who lost their jobs in a DR Congo bribery scandal a decade ago.
An important new bill could upend the predatory business practices of an entire industry.
A grassroots-led effort aims to ensure every person in the United States has safe, accessible, sustainable, and permanently affordable housing.
The pressure to work faster and longer is making work more dangerous for diverse jobs, from delivery drivers to home care workers.
Donors don’t like it, but using this publicly available information is one of the best ways to fight corruption.
When workers don’t have a voice in their workplace, they eventually lose their voice at the ballot box, too.
As the UK moves towards a People vs. Parliament election, the elitist defender of the big banks will need quite a transformation.
Workers and their families should not have to rely on public donations if they are hurt or killed on the job.
Inherited wealth and crony capitalism have created an aristocratic class that undermines social mobility and democracy.
As his tariff war threatens to inflict unending pain on workers, farmers, and consumers, the U.S. president should consider solutions he could actually deliver.
