The new report shows that we have the tools to address poverty.

From 2010 to 2013, the median wealth of white households increased to $141,900. Meanwhile, the median wealth of black households fell to $11,000 in 2013.

Since 1980, an ever greater share of our economic recoveries has gone to those at the top of the pile.

Corporate flacks and entitled millennials get plenty of TV airtime. Working Americans, not so much.

There is a broad agreement on what might be called a “populist lite” agenda, but that's where the consensus ends.

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

Their customers are tapped out while high-end retailers are thriving.

House Republicans are balking at renewing long-term unemployment insurance. But more austerity could be devastating for the recovery.

Since the recession started, America's richest have seen their earnings bounce back while everyone else’s have stayed the same.

Nine men and women -- all recovering from drug and/or alcohol addiction -- tell their stories. Their candid testimony leaves no doubt that addiction can happen to anyone...and so can recovery.