Were it not for Trumpmania, we might be using this endless election season to discuss the fact that economic inequality has finally risen to the top of the list of most Americans’ concerns.

The billy clubs and literacy tests of yesteryear have been replaced by subtler and more sophisticated attempts to control who has access to the ballot box.

Losing Net neutrality will only exacerbate our country's stark inequalities.

College graduates who borrowed for bachelor's degrees granted in 2012 have an average student loan debt of $29,400

Last month the GOP-controlled Ohio Senate voted to cut early voting by a week, eliminating the “Golden Week” when Ohioans can register and vote on the same day during the early voting period.

The rollout of the new voter-ID law in Texas is off to a very bad start.

From Amnesty to Occupy, the Velvet Underground singer was on the frontlines when it mattered.

The Conservative Action Project has played a background role in several high-profile political debates, including this month's shutdown.

Dave Zirin offers a unique and provocative voice in the world of sports journalism showing how inextricably linked sports and politics are in our lives.

Dave Zirin, The Nation magazine’s first ever sports writer, joins Bill to discuss the collision of sports with politics and why it’s not only inevitable but newsworthy, and an essay from Bill on Syria.