There's still time for the Obama administration to prosecute US human rights abusers.

Our cultural narrative defends those who plan and execute torture, claiming anyone else would have acted the same. These six heroes prove that wrong.

Historian and essayist Eric Alterman says neocon pundits are using the press to resell us the same damaged goods on Iraq.

The inside story of how our government circumvented tradition and the law to adopt torture as official policy.

Moyers discusses a documentary that explores America's debate over torture, and Kathleen Hall Jamieson returns to looks at the issues underlying the 2008 horse race.

An investigation into Tom Delay's political action committee, a look at the politicians and corporations that played roles in the torture at Abu Ghraib, and a plan for a more open government.

Considering whether the Bush administration knew of or sanctioned torture, and a look at a unique NYC program that helps formerly incarcerated women heal addictions and reclaim their lives.

Peter Singer grapples with ethics, morality and responsibility arising from the Abu Ghraib scandal; a campaign ad fact-check; and Susan Jacoby on the inseparability of patriotism and religion in the US.

Samantha Power discusses the blurry lines between American values and universal values, and the human consequences of disappearing manufacturing jobs in Rockford, IL.