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The new approach may spring from good intentions, but is undermined by a lack of affordable housing stock.

Advocates argue that to continue progress, civil legal aid must be deployed more broadly in future efforts to combat poverty.

Those in the upper ranks of the Obama administration have an outdated worldview, shaped by memories of Munich and Yalta, Korea and Vietnam, the Cuban Missile Crisis and the Berlin Wall.

Continuing to punish people after they have served time, as some states do, can be counterproductive to building safe and healthy communities.

To show the reality of hunger, mothers participating in the Witness to Hunger program photograph their daily experiences living in poverty.

Yet presidential aspirants won't talk about taming Wall Street because they need its campaign money.

A roundup of some of the stories we're reading at Moyers & Company HQ...

Half of all renters spend more than 30 percent of their gross income on housing, while 27 percent spend more than 50 percent — both sharp increases over the last decade.

A new documentary about the genesis of Greenpeace chronicles how a small group of people trying to save the whales from extinction grew into a massive environmental movement.

Local prosecutors end up being responsible for most of the exonerations.