The government and the private sector are buying and selling vast amounts of information on you.

BillMoyers.com spoke with one of the reporters who brought the CIA's alleged monitoring of Congress to light.

Edward Snowden's lawyer, the ACLU's Ben Wizner, discusses his growing concern with our surveillance state and what could happen if NSA programs aren't rolled back.

What will it take to change a democracy driven by fear?

Surveillance expert Heidi Boghosian says Obama's plans for reforming America's spying program could either help to restore public trust in government or "thin the lifeblood" of our democracy.

Vietnam war activists knew they were being watched, infiltrated and undermined by the FBI. But they didn’t know the extent of the agency’s efforts.

Appeals Court Judge Richard Leon writes that the 1979 precedent that was the backbone of the National Security Agency's surveillance program defense is so antiquated that it no longer applies.

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

With more espionage revelations every day, we have a lot to be thankful for.

Scholar and education expert Henry Giroux talks to Bill about the troubling trend of police arrests in public schools.