Republican Scott Walker won the recall election in Wisconsin yesterday which may have implications for organized labor in other states.

Despite Gov. Scott Walker's victory in the Wisconsin recall elections yesterday, union leaders are optimistic about their cause for the general elections in November.

Gov. Walker's success in weakening public employee unions inspires opposition — and admiration.

Many Americans agree that the country's economy needs a stronger middle-class. But American voters seem divided on the role that unions play in providing that.

When Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker changed his state's collective bargaining laws, it galvanized one unlikely group: police, firefighters and corrections officers.

Middle East movement inspired Occupiers, but so did home-grown protests in Wisconsin.

A surprise from China today — the country said it bought more goods from around the world than it sold. It's called a trade deficit. And China…

And this final note. Lawmakers in Wisconsin continued their stalemate over budget cuts today. They're now in week two of protests over a plan to…

These final notes today. First of all, a follow-up to our item earlier this week about the guy in Philadelphia who's trying to foreclose on Wells…