We’re still living with those $80 billion across-the-board cuts from the sequester, and now they're at it again.

Millions of Americans are struggling as Congress continues to cut the safety net. Here's what you can do to help.

Sequestration mandates made housing less affordable than ever. Congressional inaction will keep it that way.

Our interactive map of nationwide news shows how much sequester-related cuts to low-income housing programs are hurting the poor.

Because of sequestration, millions of dollars will be cut from the Great Society-era Older Americans Act during a time when our seniors can least afford it.

In a new animated cartoon, Mark Fiore proposes a way for other groups of Americans affected by the sequester to get Congress' attention.

Congress is okay with cutting federal services -- but their planes better be on time.

Because of sequestration, a bleak housing and homelessness situation is about to get a lot worse.

In his State of the Union address, President Obama offered concrete proposals anti-poverty advocates have long waited for, but they aren't nearly enough.

The Nation's Greg Kaufmann reports that, as the weather grows colder and the fiscal cliff approaches, Americans living in affordable housing are worried about how the budget negotiations in Congress will affect them.