Politics is a battlefield for a new breed of war profiteer.

The architect of of the original blockbuster case is angling for another campaign-money victory.

Charter schools are the latest source of dark money to political candidates, under the guise that it's "for the kids."

So far, the New Mexico senator who authored a proposed constitutional amendment to repeal Citizens United is finding bipartisanship elusive.

A Wisconsin case now before the Supreme Court highlights just how much the justices got wrong.

For one group of Democrats, creating change means backing candidates in local races.

Following the demonstrations in Washington for voting rights and campaign finance reform, Moyers & Company asked activists to describe how they are carrying the fight forward. This is part of the series.

Republicans talk about their decision to join the Democracy Spring protests in Washington this week.

NAACP President Cornell William Brooks discusses the connection between voting rights and campaign finance reform.

As demonstrators continue weeklong protest on Capitol Hill, an expert talks about the toll Citizens United is taking.