Writing wrongs: the pioneering New York prison program transforming lives – video
Can writing turn lives around? In the Bronx, the Prison Writes program is trying to do just that, and help young people move on from their past mistakes
Why I hitchhiked the Rust Belt in search of the American man
The state of American masculinity is in flux as blue-collar jobs vanish. Drew Philp travels the midwest and Appalachia to find out what that looks like
Climate change will likely wreck their livelihoods – but they still don't buy the science
The small Louisiana town of Cameron could be the first in the US to be fully submerged by rising sea levels – and yet locals, 90% of whom voted for Trump, still aren’t convinced about climate change
Hunger in America: 'When your eldest child skips meals, it’s no way to live'
A decade ago, low-income Oregonians were forced to choose between spending money on healthcare and food. Today, that trade-off has shifted to choosing between housing and eating
No water for poor people: the nine Americans who risked jail to seek justice
To live without water means no bath time for your kids, no cooking and no useable toilets. As the city of Detroit cut water to 83,000 homes since 2014, nine activists put their bodies on the line to protest
Under siege by liberals: the town where everyone owns a gun
Nucla, Colorado, was founded by socialists before becoming a mining town. Now, as wealthy liberals with different values encroach, the town is fighting for its economic survival
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