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

Legal scholar Heather Gerken tells Bill that McCutcheon is likely to encourage the richest Americans to invest even more heavily in tilting the playing field further in their favor.

The conservative justices, who often say their rulings represent the founders' intentions, chose to ignore those same intentions on McCutcheon, writes Lawrence Lessig.

They hope to extend the "GE loophole" without a lot of public attention.

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

Bill continues his conversation with education historian Diane Ravitch about the privatization of public education.

Justice Stephen Breyer wrote that the ruling "creates huge loopholes in the law" and "undermines, perhaps devastates, what remains of campaign finance reform."

Today, the Roberts Court rolled back 40 years of campaign finance law. Here's a roundup of reformers' thoughts about the decision.

Groups like Public Citizen, Common Cause, Rootstrikers and many, many others are working to combat corruption and protect our right to vote.

Seeing a profitable opening in the wake of the foreclosure crisis, investment groups have worked diligently to bring a “rentership society” into being.