Most Americans have no personal connection to US fighting overseas or the brutal fullness of war — and thus don't engage with veterans' issues or the idea of future conflict.

The threat to the Constitution does not come from some far-off land, says Vets for Peace board chair.

With the end of the draft came the end of America's citizen-soldier tradition. The new, all-volunteer military is far more powerful, far less accountable and far more dangerous.

This is more than just bad journalism, it's an affront to all who lost their lives in a brutal and bloody deception.

We remember a number of special people interviewed by Bill over the years who passed away in 2014.

A roundup of our readers' favorite posts on BillMoyers.com this year.

The reason veterans should not experience poverty is not because they are veterans. It's because no one should.

Wounded veteran Tomas Young left us with an inspiring story and taught us the true cost of war.

In this book excerpt, the reporter and former New York Times columnist writes about his cross-country trip investigating the lives of the 99 percent.

The PBS NewsHour looks at how the industry rakes in tax-payer dollars without delivering much in the way of education.