As 2014 draws to a close, we asked editors, journalists and friends of BillMoyers.com: What story didn't get the attention it deserved this year?

In light of the CIA torture report, it's the perfect time to reflect on Orwell's essay, "Politics and the English Language."

Americans are fed up now with the powers that be, just as they were in the First Gilded Age. So why aren't people rising up to the same degree today?

Washington continues to reward wealthy donors and Wall Street, but what about everyday Americans? Author and historian Steve Fraser has answers.

Some charters pass along nearly all their money to for-profit companies hired to manage the schools. It’s an arrangement that’s raising eyebrows.

The tall tales of the phone and cable lobby keep crumbling down.

"A populist who talks like Elizabeth Warren and really means it is a Democrat a conservative like me would consider voting for."

The reaction to the Senate torture report is as significant as what the study uncovered about the psychology and methods of those who run the Deep State.

See what we've been reading this year.

The test of whether a person can afford a lawyer is often so extreme that even the most indigent of defendants may be deemed unworthy of counsel.