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Moyers and Winship say revolving-door politics allows corporate interests to have an upper hand in the close calls that determine public policy.

Yael Lehmann of Philadelphia's Food Trust explains how rates were reduced in one of America's poorest cities.

The post-Citizens United explosion of money in political campaigns means big profits for consultants.

Representatives of several media advocacy groups delivered petitions opposing relaxation of media ownership laws.

Governor Rick Snyder's decision to sign the controversial bill into law is a blow to unions in the birthplace of the labor movement.

Since 2008, corporate profits have rebounded. But those profits have not translated to increased government revenue from income taxes or higher wages for Americans.

If Congress doesn’t extend the unemployment insurance program at the end of the year, two million people would be cut off.

In this 2009 'Moyers Moment', Bill and theologian Karen Armstrong discuss using compassion as a foundation for understanding both religion and wartime politics.

Bill shared with staff an AlterNet round-up of Noam Chomsky quotes about America's corporate media.

In an original broadcast essay, Bill says there's more to Norquist’s anti-tax pledge than ideology or principle.