Nearly 50 years after his death it is King's words and deeds that live on in the American memory -- not that of the racists who hated him or the Black Power advocates who scorned him.

Members of a corporate advisory committee have given big bucks to Congress over the past ten years.

Clips from Bill's conversations with scientists Jane Goodall, Sir John Houghton and the late Isaac Asimov, who shared their views on the intersection between religion and science.

Robert Reich writes that desperation for jobs is part of the reason many workers oppose better safety and health regulations for fear they might drive companies out of town.

The War on Poverty would have been won if years of gains hadn't gone to those at the top.

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

The legislation represents the first attempt by a bipartisan group in Congress to reinstate the vital protections of the VRA that the Supreme Court took away.

In the wake of the West Virginia chemical spill, a local editor tells Moyers & Company: “Regulation has been turned into a dirty word down here."

Clip: In this clip, astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson says that the only thing that should be taught in science class is science.

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.