Making it affordable to live in the famously unequal Santa Clara County is much easier said than done.

Here in New York, the exploding prices in a downtown neighborhood are further proof of the income inequality that plagues American cities.

The American ruling class is ensconced in the "Washington Consensus" and deaf to any evidence that challenges its worldview.

A first-of-its-kind analysis by ProPublica shows that the suits are far more common in black communities than white ones.

Last week's papal visit was a big success, but some of those in attendance were the antithesis of his teachings.

Were it not for Trumpmania, we might be using this endless election season to discuss the fact that economic inequality has finally risen to the top of the list of most Americans’ concerns.

At a time many Republican candidates are focusing on what people do in their bedrooms, America is experiencing a far more significant crisis in public morality.

A new book out this week traces a disturbing trend in extreme poverty to the 1996 law, which has gradually but inexorably gutted the cash assistance safety net for families with children.

There is only one presidential candidate who has consistently fought for the kinds of policies that New Orleans so desperately required prior to and during Katrina.

Not only has CEO pay exploded, so has the pay of top executives just below them. A new rule just passed by the SEC means workers will finally know how much more the higher ups are making.