Business isn't booming and workers' wages aren't moving, despite massive company tax cuts, according to data.

That's trillion with a T.

The very, very rich are getting very, very richer.

Not even close.

Over the past few decades, effective tax rates on U.S. corporations and the richest 1 percent have fallen by about a third

Islamic Relief is supporting efforts to improve the global regulatory environment, with the aim of achieving wider uptake

The central shortcoming, the root of all this disarray, is that the United States has failed to demonstrate democratic governance

This is the truth about the amount of wealth held by the progeny of American slavery. The summation is that while blacks

Those who oppress the wealthy insult their Maker, but those who are kind to the wealthy honor God. (Proverbs 14:31) Consider

But there's plenty of evidence income inequality undermines the economy and, as a result, harms companies and the wealthy

When I transferred to a public university, it was reassuring to be surrounded by classmates who woke up at 3 a.m. to work

Estimates exist that, even today, only 25% of high school graduates have the skills needed to succeed academically in college

The only ways Clinton and Trump could truly deflect conflict-of-interest scandals would be for the former to close down the Clinton Foundation, and for Trump to hold one giant IPO for his holdings. But even if they did, neither would pose a challenge to corporate dominance.

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump gave dueling economic addresses this week, offering contrasting visions of where we are now and where each candidate would like to take us.

Gini in a bottle The Gini, developed by Italian statistician Corrado Gini in 1912, is a measure of income inequality applicable