The billionaire is outraged over a wind turbine project that he says will spoil the view from his new golf course in Aberdeen, Scotland.

Lawyers Theodore Olson and David Boies discuss their ideological differences on Supreme Court cases Bush V. Gore and Citizens United.

The majority of Americans support gay marriage. Will the Supreme Court take that into account when they rule on DOMA and Prop 8?

Seven bills in the House take aim at the law's derivatives trading rules, even though the regulations have yet to be finalized.

Journalist Chris Hedges marks the day Phil Donahue was fired by MSNBC for opposing the war in Iraq as the day that TV news became a "carnival act."

Here are three equitable alternatives to modern capitalism’s self-destructive values.

We talk with the filmmakers of Shift Change about the value of American worker cooperatives and what other workplaces can learn from them.

Former FDIC chair Sheila Bair joins Bill to talk about American banks’ unethical practices and seeming immunity from prosecution.

Economist Simon Johnson says implementation of the act's Wall Street reforms is "painfully slow" and that our financial system remains at risk.

Economist Richard Wolff answers audience questions about industry regulation, the limits of capitalism, and solutions to economic inequality.