The United States is fueling a conflict that has resulted in war crimes and famine.

As famine descends on a huge swath of the globe, the White House is rolling back aid, ramping up conflict and risking more climate chaos.

People who are struggling to keep their families going continue to be shut out of the conversation in Washington.

It's possible to break down poverty's imprisoning walls, but it takes outside influences, support networks, awareness of other opportunities and access to resources.

For the first time in at least 50 years, low income students are now a majority of the schoolchildren attending the nation’s public schools.

For our kids to be well read, they must first be well fed.

In the State of the Union, President Obama didn't mention poverty even though this is the year he promised to end child hunger.

Every day, visit BillMoyers.com to discover a new action you can take to help turn the tide in the fight against poverty.

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