Unpack the numbers on America's highest earners and there's a stark division between the well-off and the dangerously affluent.

Bill sits down with former Bush administration lawyer Richard Painter to discuss why conservatives should care about the influence of money in politics — and how they can fight to get it out.

In the face of congressional inaction, protest leaders urge a focus on state and local battles.

Bernie Sanders’ popular campaign suggests that many Americans aren't afraid of socialism anymore. But real democracy is an even better alternative to capitalism.

Companies like H&R Block and Intuit are big spenders in Washington — and they're not trying to make our tax returns easier.

On an April Sunday, more than 200 organizations united in Washington to fight for voting rights and campaign finance reform.

In his first 2016 podcast, Bill Moyers sits down with author Rick Shenkman to talk about the brain of the American voter, and what is firing its synapses during this extraordinary primary season.

The media's failure to report on GOP efforts to suppress the vote is aiding and abetting a national disgrace.

Republicans talk about their decision to join the Democracy Spring protests in Washington this week.

A preacher and two real estate entrepreneurs offer a glimpse of how far the candidate could go in rolling back LGBT protections.