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A precursor to today's "radical feminist nuns," Sister Corita spread the good word through 1960s pop art.

A new report from a coalition of transit advocates, workers and supporters says Wall Street is "gouging" mass transit systems across the country.

Matt Taibbi and Yves Smith join Bill to discuss how the folly and corruption of both banks and government leaves deep wounds in our democracy.

Bill talks with the author and advocate about continuing efforts to fight poverty, and how to keep the needs of the poor on the American political agenda.

Writers at The American Prospect are taking on U.S. poverty. Read our Q&A with editor-in-chief Kit Rachlis.

In 1967, Sen. Robert Kennedy traveled to rural Mississippi to check on the progress of the War on Poverty and was "deeply moved and outraged" by what he saw there.

Controversy over Crossroads, Obama campaign money concerns and weekly fundraising totals in this week's roundup from Mother Jones.

Nuns are traveling by bus halfway across the country to protest the Ryan budget. Yesterday, they brought the message to his door.

Our interactive map shows the nuns' route and explains how the Ryan budget would affect each state along the way.

Sister Simone Campbell responds to Vatican criticism on The Colbert Report.