- July 31, 2014The artistic director of NYC's Public Theater notes that some Shakespeare plays become particularly popular when they reflect the America we live in.
- July 26, 2014An essay by former Moyers guest Norm Ornstein looks at the history of radical movements within parties — and finds today's tea party to be unprecedentedly successful.
- July 26, 2014It's a moral imperative that we get past the sanitized versions of the two Iraq wars and grapple with the true consequences of our militarism.
- July 21, 2014The first woman on the Supreme Court cast the deciding vote in reaffirming Roe v. Wade in 1992, but things could have turned out differently.
- July 18, 2014The Immigration Act of 1907 declared that unaccompanied children under 16 were not permitted to enter America in the normal fashion. But it didn’t send them packing, either.
- July 18, 2014 | Moyers & CompanyWith new state laws and Supreme Court rulings, the battle over women’s reproductive rights is being fought more fiercely than ever. Roe v. Wade itself may be in peril. Planned Parenthood's Cecile Richards joins Bill this week.
- July 17, 2014Before the rise of the religious right in the late 1970s, Southern Baptists believed that "religious liberty, human equality and justice" were advanced by Roe v. Wade.
- July 14, 2014By many measures, the US may be the wealthiest, most powerful nation, but its ability to accomplish anything has shrunk drastically.
- July 11, 2014 | Moyers & CompanyFollowing several controversial decisions, Bill speaks to NY Times columnist Linda Greenhouse and Slate's Dahlia Lithwick about the agenda of the Roberts court.
- July 11, 2014After the broadcast interview ended, our cameras kept rolling. See more of Bill’s conversation with Linda Greenhouse and Dahlia Lithwick.