What would happen if you tried some of the same legal-ish tricks that Apple and other corporations use to avoid taxes?

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

Learn more about the American Legislative Exchange Council in this handy FAQ.

Bill Moyers and historian Bernard Weisberger review examples of systemic corruption flourishing at the shadowy intersection of money and politics.

The idea that corporations are obligated only to shareholders is contrary to both law and precedent.

Bill talks with Gretchen Morgenson on how money and political clout empower big business.

Noam Chomsky explains how — unlike a totalitarian regime — a democracy doesn't stoop to violence to control its citizens; it uses propaganda, instead.