He insists not, and legal scholar Ian Haney López says he hopes Ryan has learned his lesson.

Wisconsin could soon have in place both the strict voter ID law and a law cutting back on early voting. Why are its lawmakers intent on throwing up obstacles to the franchise?

The watchdog agency has issued dozens of protections shielding consumers from shady practices by mortgage lenders, student loan servicers and credit card companies.

Minnesota became the first state to place a dollar amount on how much solar power generated by customers is worth to the utility and to society as a whole.

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

States are considering laws that prevent private companies from photographing license plates. The companies are pushing back.

Our latest roundup of key money and politics reporting. This week: lobbyist-donors and their top recipients, how Microsoft is wooing politicians and the FEC's dysfunction.

There's more to recent attacks on the billionaire donors than meets the eye.

In today's Web-centric era, our privacy is at risk of being violated by numerous entities in numerous ways. Julia Angwin outlines each.

A broad coalition of unions and progressive groups is trying to start a revolution in education.