Inspired by Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, learn about and experience ten instances of powerful presidential rhetoric on a wide range of topics.

Ten suggestions to improve education for all American children from The Nation's Greg Kaufmann.

In a somewhat bizarre op-ed last week on Supplemental Security Income, New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof acknowledged, “I’m no expert on domestic poverty,” and then seemingly set out to prove it.

Yael Lehmann of Philadelphia's Food Trust explains how rates were reduced in one of America's poorest cities.

Since 2008, corporate profits have rebounded. But those profits have not translated to increased government revenue from income taxes or higher wages for Americans.

Corporate media giants not only own the networks and local stations; but they also the pipeline — the cable and the Internet signals that deliver most of America's content.

The Nation's Greg Kaufmann writes that a program of fighting homelessness by providing homes costs less then many alternatives and may be more effective.

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 a special audio chat, journalist Chrystia Freeland talks about American plutocracy and how she deals with her wealthy critics.

A group of Occupy activists are raising money to purchase distressed debt and cancel it in a new initiative called the Rolling Jubilee.