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AFL-CIO president Richard Trumka sees “kitchen table economics” as as key to the next election. He also says unions can help save democracy.
The AFL-CIO president talks with reporters at a Monitor Breakfast about ensuring the new NAFTA works for workers – and how to beat Trump in 2020.
After six-plus years in the House, Rep. Joe Kennedy of Massachusetts is eyeing Ed Markey's Senate seat.
Donald Trump and Elizabeth Warren both think the filibuster gets in the way of their parties’ priorities.
Lava flows from the Stromboli volcano a day after an eruption unleashed a plume of smoke on the Italian island of Stromboli, Italy, Aug. 30.
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At the G-7 Monday, President Trump said his whipsaw routine toward China’s President Xi is an intentional negotiating tactic.
For soybean farmers, weather is “an uncontrollable.” Now President Trump’s fight with China is, too.
“Nobody Wants Us,” a documentary about an immigration ordeal in 1940, provides food for thought amid current tensions at the U.S. border with Mexico.
Continuing its deterrence strategy at the southern border, the White House moved to end limits on the length of child detention in border facilities.
Michigan voters in Macomb County who supported President Donald Trump in 2016 are tiring of his Twitter wars and constant combativeness.
Following police shootings of African Americans in Missouri, Tiffany Robertson invited her white neighbors to ask her tough questions about race.
Calling existing background checks "very, very strong," President Trump distanced himself from an initial push for increased gun-control measures
Socialism is gaining ground in the U.S., even as Republicans treat it as a slur. Democratic socialists in New York value local control.
Mayor Pete Buttigieg woos voters in six rural Iowa counties that voted for Barack Obama in 2012, but flipped to Donald Trump in 2016.
Montgomery County clash over “granny flats” symbolizes a struggle to build affordable housing in leafy suburbs facing racial and economic change.
