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A roundup of some of the stories we're reading at Moyers & Company HQ...

Seasonal concession workers at AT&T Park finally got the contract they wanted and more about the Obamacare inside information that may have been illegally leaked by a Capitol Hill staffer to the SEC.

The Republican from Wisconsin has borrowed some populist rhetoric to go with his “kinder, gentler” talk about poverty. But his populism is not the real thing.

The “self-made” man or woman, the symbol of American meritocracy, is disappearing. Six of today’s 10 wealthiest Americans are heirs to prominent fortunes.

An 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.

A diverse set of activists and experts who understand poverty firsthand respond to Paul Ryan's new proposal to address poverty.

It'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.

New research has found that the language used to describe struggling Americans is turning off the very people it's supposed to help.

Millions of Americans have lost the right to vote and their political voice, because of a criminal conviction in their past. Bipartisan momentum is forming to change that.

After the broadcast interview ended, our cameras kept rolling. See more of Bill’s conversation with Arthur C. Brooks.