Connecting the Dots

Conservatives on the court tried to write a limited decision striking down Obamacare's birth control mandate. But the logic behind their decision opens the door to future lawsuits.

The wealth gap between blacks and whites is a legacy of hundred of years of African-Americans being excluded from the American Dream.

Despite the Fair Housing Act, levels of residential segregation have barely budged in many of the large metropolitan areas where most African-Americans live. Here's why.

This week Bill speaks with a senior editor for The Atlantic about his forthcoming cover story on why America needs to reconcile with its racist past. Get a sneak preview.

A global team led by a Harvard scientist has found that heightened levels of atmospheric carbon make key staple crops -- wheat, rice, peas and soybeans -- less nutritious.

The more sophisticated climate change deniers go further than just dismissing the science as a hoax.

A ten-year study of the aftermath of one of Clinton's signature achievements revealed some surprising results.

Los Angeles is being forced to spend $300 million a year on Wall Street fees. That's more than it spends on its roads. Other cities have been crushed by Wall Street fees as well.

A new report reveals serious problems in our under-regulated charter schools.

Here's what you need to know about the fight for an open internet.