A new study shows that poor minorities will make up a disproportionate share of the health insurance "coverage gap."

A new report from the Center for Public Integrity says the Federal Election Commission is hamstrung by political bickering, case backlogs, staff departures — even Chinese hackers.

Appeals Court Judge Richard Leon writes that the 1979 precedent that was the backbone of the National Security Agency's surveillance program defense is so antiquated that it no longer applies.

This grim Newtown anniversary reminded us of the moment when Charlton Heston made his boast that gun control advocates would have to pry his rifle from his “cold, dead hands.”

Bill discusses the work of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, which has just released a moving video urging viewers to speak out against firearms violence.

Did violent video games play a role in preparing Adam Lanza to commit mass murder? One year after Newtown, Bill explores violence in America with the preeminent cultural historian Richard Slotkin.

As the anniversary of the Newtown tragedy approaches, Bill speaks with cultural historian Richard Slotkin about violence in America. Plus, a Moyers essay on our gun culture.

Bill reflects on the class struggles he observed in the small East Texas town he grew up in and the modern-day class war waged by the wealthy on our democracy.

Forget Congress: The real action after Newtown was in 40 states -- from assault weapon bans to "volunteer emergency security forces" for K-12 schools.

Across America, local governments are taking steps that will make retirement for ex-public employees much harsher.