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Go inside the first presidential debate By Mark Peterson, Rachelle Klapheke, Alex Seitz-Wald and Benjy Sarlin Photographer Mark Peterson is there to catch the sights and sounds as NBC's Lester Holt grills each candidate on the issues facing our nation.
Geography of Poverty: A Journey Through Forgotten America By Matt Black and Trymaine Lee In photos and stories from coast to coast, msnbc chronicles the struggles of Americans in more than 70 towns where at least 20 percent of residents live in view more
