Just like global warming, economic inequality is slowly but surely destroying the livelihoods of many Americans.

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

Bill's interview with the president of the conservative American Enterprise Institute provoked responses from writers and activists on the left.

New research has found that the language used to describe struggling Americans is turning off the very people it's supposed to help.

For the first time, working-age Americans make up a majority of food stamp recipients.

The author of Winner-Take-All Politics admits the road back from the crisis that Wall Street helped create is a long one, but we must speed up our pace.

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.

In an essay, Bill Moyers reflects on how ordinary Americans struggling to get by mattered to our 16th president.

A three-part investigation into the roots of growing US economic inequality, and the often-forgotten human toll of government policies that favor corporations over individuals.