Research & Commentary

Black and Hispanic workers are much less likely to be able to telework.

There’s never an excuse to send people to work in dangerous conditions with no safety nets and benefits. It’s especially horrendous in the midst of coronavirus.

This month a peaceful resistance movement marks eight years of struggle against a gold mining project that threatens scarce water supplies.

It’s well past time we joined the civilized world by giving workers federally mandated, paid sick leave. Our health and our lives depend on it.

Back during the Great Recession, we bailed out Wall Street. This time, we need to make sure the bailout is for the rest of us.

It should not take a terrifying national emergency for us to wake up to the realization that we all pay the price when we treat people like they don’t matter.

While the world's richest have seen a dip in their stock holdings, those on the bottom of the wealth scale will bear the heaviest burden of the crisis.

Without the power to regulate health, safety, finance, and other critical areas, we’ll be living in a much sicker, more unequal, and more economically unstable world.

New mapping tool reveals conflicts and harmful impacts of eight Pan American Silver mine sites across Latin America.

There are few clearer ways to see an administration’s choices than its budget. Here’s what we found in the president’s.