Have Big Tobacco companies grown so powerful they can disregard international law?

In this episode, NOW goes to the West Bank to understand why settlements have become the tinderbox of war and looks at the history of the Freedom of Information Act.

In this episode, NOW asks former Enron employees if there had been signs of the company's impending collapse, and profiles a 9-11 widow speaking out against war.

This two-hour special investigates the harmful impact of toxic chemicals on the American worker, and how corporations collude to keep the truth from coming out. (2001)

Bill and legal advocates examine how deep-pocketed industries use their media access to overwhelm the public debate.

Here's how both Republicans and Democrats contrived to bend and break campaign laws in the '96 election.

Moyers talks with people working to change American drug policy from a criminal-justice approach to a public-health model.

Bill Moyers reviews President Bill Clinton's 1993 and 1994 efforts to reform our nation's health care system.

Bill Moyers discusses the power of money in politics with a group of political and economic experts including Kevin Phillips and William Greider.

BIll Moyers sits down with Attorney General Janet Reno to discuss crime and punishment as well as corruption, incompetence and deceit in government.