Children born into poverty are far more likely to remain poor in adulthood in the United States than in other wealthy countries. Why? The stickiness of poverty in the U.S. challenges the self ...

Poor kids in the US are likely to become poor adults. More government support during adulthood could change that.

One elementary school teacher investigates what's happening and finds that the boys crisis might not be what we think.

The names of Darnell and Amillah Currie should trouble the sleep of everyone in our community who lies down at night in a ...

At age 3, children from wealthier families who lived in high-poverty neighborhoods were about as likely to act out as their peers born into poor families. The study relied on data from portions of ...

It's towards the end of our interview that Bill Gates reveals new numbers on how much his charitable Foundation has now spent ...

“I read an amazing book over the summer holiday,” says Tamara Allen, deputy chief executive of the Lincoln Anglican Academy ...

Tackling the pervasive impact of poverty requires a disruptive approach. Poverty in Memphis reached 22.6% at last report, ...

“Intergenerational poverty cannot be eliminated simply through ... them enter university or vocational colleges; and ensuring poor children have access to internship opportunities that can ...

A MAP has laid bare the UK’s poverty crisis with half of kids living below the breadline in the hardest-hit areas. The findings, compiled by the Sun based on data released by the Joseph ...