How many lobbyists work in DC? It all depends on what your definition of "lobbyist" is.

There may be no Washington lawmaker cozier with K Street than Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell.

How four decades of lobbying and legislation gave corporations dominion over our economy — and eroded the American middle class.

Political scientist Steve Teles tells Moyers & Company that our kludgy system needs radical change.

Big businesses are helping to cover the tab for Obama's D.C. bash, but what might they want in return?

Washington influence peddling isn't new, but that doesn't mean the peddlers shouldn't be called out.

Take a look at some lawmakers and lobbyists who've made the switch from Capitol Hill to K Street, and vice versa, in the recent past.

Moyers and Winship say revolving-door politics allows corporate interests to have an upper hand in the close calls that determine public policy.

Former Democratic Senator Ernest F. “Fritz” Hollings shares his views on the stranglehold of money on Washington.