Both candidates agree that America's infrastructure needs work, but they have different ideas about how to fund it.

Politify.com tells you which candidate's financial policies help voters like you.

Ryan and Romney repeatedly recite the number of people living in poverty or needing food stamps, using the statistics as a bludgeon against Obama’s record. But Bigfoot and Nessie are about as factual as the myths these guys spin.

Do the presidential candidates have a plan to address the Eurozone crisis?

Former TARP special inspector Neil Barofsky joins Bill to discuss the critical yet unmet need to rein in big banks.

What about Chrystia Freeland's Plutocrats surprises or interests you? We thought she makes an interesting distinction in Chapter Two between today's rich and those of the first Gilded Age. Join our book club discussion!

Former TARP Inspector General Neil Barofsky explains his disappointment with the former Citigroup CEO and the president for failed financial leadership.

In the second presidential debate, one candidate used the word “poverty” without saying anything about poverty; the other didn’t use the word at all but managed to speak a fair amount about it.

We launch our new book club with what Bill calls a “definitive examination of inequality in our time.”

The introduction to Freeland's new book examining the history of the richest of the rich, and how the gained political power