NPR did a segment on April 12, 2018 on "Fresh Air" with Terry Gross. She interviewed Matthew Desmond, who won the Pulitzer Prize for "Evicted And Profit In The American City." He reported 9-years-old is the average for a homeless person in the United States.

Jason looked like a Muppet. It didn't help his comic book store. Carrying on conversations in Klingon didn't help either. Bill owned part of the business, and he and Jason eventually clashed in court.

Elwood Targus got the nickname "Moving Targus" in school. It ruined his life. The suffered continued until he'd had enough.

Friday 13th is everyday for some people. Bad luck follows them in everything they do. And it isn't their fault.

It is axiomatic to say: American health care screws the poor. It is so obvious we often ignore it. Some doctors, who make tons of money off of Medicare and Medicaid, scoff at the notion of public assistance and provide inadequate care to many poor people. And then there's the medical bureaucracy.

It is axiomatic to say: American health care screws the poor. It is so obvious we often ignore it. Some doctors, who make tons of money off of Medicare and Medicaid, scoff at the notion of public assistance and provide inadequate care to many poor people. And then there's the medical bureaucracy.

Another tale from Moravia. Mark lost his job at the textile mill. He blames everyone other than himself. Then Mark takes on the cause of flying the Christian flag over the City Council building.

Another tale from Moravia. Mark lost his job at the textile mill. He blames everyone other than himself. Then Mark takes on the cause of flying the Christian flag over the City Council building.

Donald Trump's attorney, Michael Cohen, had his office and home raided by the FBI. Does attorney client privilege apply here? Or is this an example of the crime fraud exception?

Donald Trump's attorney, Michael Cohen, had his office and home raided by the FBI. Does attorney client privilege apply here? Or is this an example of the crime fraud exception?