Two investigative journalists talk to Bill about the role of dark money -- and the wealthy donors behind it -- in this year's midterm elections.

While deep-pocketed dark money groups on the right should be happy with the proposed rules, that isn't the case.

Three years ago, a Supreme Court case, the US Census and anti-Obama backlash set the course for an all-out assault on women's fundamental freedoms.

The senator has put a hold on the confirmation of the new FCC chief until he's promised the agency won’t follow the law and disclose the real funders of dark money group political ads.

Mistakes were made and three investigations are ongoing, but ultimately this is a story about how bureaucratic bungling was turned into scandal by right wing politicians.

Salon's Alex Seitz-Wald points out that almost everything "reported" about the big IRS scandal was wrong, and yet no one has been held accountable.

In Mark Fiore's new cartoon, Suzy Newsykins describes her summer job at the IRS' "determination center."

Billionaires with an axe to grind, now is your time. Mother Jones' Andy Kroll surveys the new landscape of American "democracy" where those with big bucks call the shots.

The revelation that the IRS was targeting conservative social welfare organizations for special scrutiny has generated more outrage than even the IRS is used to receiving.

Former FEC Chairman Trevor Potter refutes the claim that money made little difference in the most expensive election in American history.