Michelle Obama, Wal-Mart and the 'food desert' problem

What a first lady, a chain store and others are doing to try to make fresh fruits and vegetables more available in poor communities.

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    Earlier this week, First Lady Michelle Obama introduced the California FreshWorks Fund, a $200-million partnership...

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    Wal-Mart is not all evil…

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