The Institute for Policy Studies (IPS) released the first Inequality Report Card this month. Find out how your congressperson voted on legislation related to income inequality.

Paul Ryan may not have a plan for reducing poverty, but advocates in his home state have devised a plan to reduce poverty over 50 percent.

A new report from the Pew Hispanic Center analyzes the voting trends of America's Latino population.

Pennsylvania voters won't need ID in order to vote on November 6.

She tells ThinkProgress that Romney's comments showed that he is “out of touch” and “has no idea how hard it is at the margins of our society.”

If you haven't yet registered to vote, today's the day to do it.

The Guardian has a put together a map of the United States showing how different statistical groups are distributed by state.

Katrina vanden Heuvel and Jamie Raskin join Bill to discuss the uncontested power of the Supreme Court.

The number of people living in poverty is the highest the Census Bureau has ever recorded, but when will rhetoric give way to results?

The recession continues to hurt many families across the country with record-high levels of food insecurity.