Bill Moyers writes that "we, the people" must fight for the soul and survival of American democracy.

Bill recommends investigative journalist Julia Angwin's new book, Dragnet Nation, and reflects on the striking similarities between some classic dystopian novels and America today.

A roundup of Bill's ten most popular discussions and essays this year.

Get an advance look at three essays appearing in The Nation's upcoming issue “The One Percent Court.”

Bill talks about how one mayor is communicating the personal costs of war.

Bill remembers and celebrates the poet Lucille Clifton.

Looking back at the distinguished career of Texas Federal Judge William Justice.

Bill reminds us that it's not just remembering that's important on Memorial Day, it's also important how we remember our conflicts and wars.

West Point Instructor, Brian Fishman, and Professor Fawaz Gerges, discuss the growing power of al-Qaida

How do you make tangible the true costs of the Iraq war?