In the post-Citizens United era, nearly 90 percent of Americans think that there is too much corporate money in politics. So why isn't Congress doing anything?

The corporate giant is pouring money into a city council race in Richmond, California, site of one of the state's two largest oil refineries – both owned by Chevron.

In this 2004 video clip, Warren recounts a meeting she had with first lady Hillary Clinton in the late 1990s, her positions on bankruptcy legislation at that time, and how everything changed after she became a New York senator.

Wealthy donors are getting more access to candidates than ever.

As summer ends, Republicans and Democrats alike dance with the ones that brung them.

With campaign spending over seven times what it was at this point in 2012, these mid-term elections are shaping up to be the darkest in a long time.

Republicans are arguing that Wall Street should have the right to influence politicians’ investment decisions.

The Republican State Leadership Committee is embroiled in a scandal that's reminiscent of Jack Abramoff's downfall.

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

When he ran for office four years ago, New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo pledged to close a loophole in the state's campaign finance regulations. Instead, he's become its biggest beneficiary.