For the first time in its 100-year history, America's central bank will be run by a woman.

Bill explores the moral and legal implications of using drones to target our enemies. Also, Matt Taibbi on big bank privileges.

A former CIA legal advisor and a Constitutional law expert join Bill to examine controversies behind America's secretive war tactics.

The Obama Administration is engaged in a worldwide dragnet of detention and death that raises troubling questions and fervent debate over the fight against terrorism.

Taibbi tells Bill there's no excuse for the government turning a blind eye to big banks' shockingly unethical decisions.

An interactive timeline compares President Obama and George W. Bush's regards for civil liberties while fighting terror. Discover what has changed — and what has not.

From appointments of Lanny Breuer to Mary Jo White, the president has let big banks off the hook at every turn, says David Sirota.

One aspect of the immigration reform proposal by the Senate's "gang of eight" could make it all fall apart.

Former CIA legal adviser Vicki Divoll and Vincent Warren of the Center for Constitutional Rights share with Bill their ethical and judicial concerns over U.S. drone attacks.

Afghans feel that one of three undesirable scenarios will unfold once the U.S. withdraws from their country: Compromise, conflict, or collapse