While working on her book, Dragnet Nation, investigative reporter Julia Angwin learned how exposed her children were on the Internet, and ways to protect their privacy.

Investigative journalist Julia Angwin offers advice on how to protect yourself online through the strategies she learned while researching her book, Dragnet Nation.

A new study confirms the conventional wisdom about how politics in Washington works.

The government and the private sector are buying and selling vast amounts of information on you.

America now ranks 98th in the world for percentage of women in its national legislature. Could policies in Europe help America close the gap?

"Let me say up front that I come to the Senate floor reluctantly... I’ve been trying to resolve this dispute in a discreet and respectful way."

BillMoyers.com spoke with one of the reporters who brought the CIA's alleged monitoring of Congress to light.

"Sometimes the right thing to do in ordinary times is exactly the wrong thing to do in extraordinary times."

Edward Snowden's lawyer, the ACLU's Ben Wizner, discusses his growing concern with our surveillance state and what could happen if NSA programs aren't rolled back.

While the president’s words can still soar, the actions he proposes show a remarkably consistent inability to leave the ground.