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When President Barack Obama gives his State of the Union address Tuesday, it is widely expected that he will focus on income inequality, making it a top-of-the-agenda item for this year and the remainder of his term.

For his 90th birthday, a rollicking celebration at Madison Square Garden paid tribute to the extraordinary activist musician.

The intrinsic, infectious nature of Brazil’s alegria is not to be understated — affecting culture and policy in equal measure.

On Monday, the president’s allies leaked the top points of his State of The Union speech to be delivered tonight and left no doubts that Obama would focus on America’s lack of upward mobility.

A number of recent studies have illustrated that opening a door for undocumented immigrants to earn legal status and, ultimately, citizenship would significantly enhance the U.S. economy.

By the time the contenders for Super Bowl XLVIII were set, two weekends ago, a hero and a villain had been chosen, too.

It’s been more than three decades since such a large percentage of Americans were out of work and not even looking, according to government numbers.

A paradigm shift is taking place. It is coming from the awareness that all of our crises are connected to an economy rigged for the wealthiest.