Speaking at the Senate on Friday evening, Sen. Elizabeth Warren said the mega-bank should be broken "into pieces."

John R. MacArthur of Harper’s Magazine says he's hoping progressive candidates will run for president, despite being intimidated by the "Clinton fundraising machine."

Campaign for America's Future is calling for an "all-out push today to stop a backroom deal that would reopen the Wall Street derivatives casino that caused so much damage in 2008."

William Cohan, author of Money and Power: How Goldman Sachs Came to Rule the World, sure thinks so.

After the broadcast interview ended, the senator talked about the warning Larry Summers gave her when she first started "causing trouble" in Washington.

The Massachusetts senator says she's not running for president in 2016, but this speech shows why some think she should.

What does it mean to be an insider in Washington? In a private dinner, Larry Summers let Sen. Elizabeth Warren know the rules.

The Massachusetts senator talks to Bill about taking on the entrenched political and Wall Street interests that have rigged the game against the rest of us.

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.

Video from the sold-out event last week at CUNY in New York, featuring the Massachusetts senator and the Nobel-prize winning economist, is now online.