A multimillion-dollar contract to restore power in Puerto Rico went to an administration ally.

Financial firms are still fighting to get billions out of the bankrupt island as it tries to rebuild.

For journalists, failure to disturb is failure at your job, which is to present facts in such as way as to help citizens restore the health of the republic.

There is a reason they are called vulture funds; it is because they prey on very downtrodden folk.

The president's attacks on football players and the mayor of San Juan are a poisonous mixture of past resentments and racial hate.

As people in Puerto Rico are dying and President Trump lashes out at San Juan's mayor, Bill talks with social anthropologist Yarimar Bonilla about the challenges Puerto Ricans face in the wake of the storm.

The island’s New Deal history offers an alternative to disaster capitalism.

As the Trump administration shuts down anything faintly connected to global warming, only one institution isn’t now run by deniers and that’s the US military.

The host of Last Week Tonight explains why the citizens of the American territories like Puerto Rico and American Samoa aren't allowed to vote.

Three acclaimed poets, including Adrienne Rich, talk with Bill Moyers about the power of poetry including it's ability to tell the truth.