May 19, 2014This week Bill speaks with a senior editor for The Atlantic about his forthcoming cover story on why America needs to reconcile with its racist past. Get a sneak preview.
May 19, 2014Chef, activist and Top Chef judge Tom Colicchio says it's high time for a cohesive, political food movement that holds lawmakers accountable for their bad policies.
May 17, 2014When 16-year-old Barbara Rose Johns approached her teacher about the situation, she was told to “do something about it.” And she did.
May 15, 2014The fight goes on to preserve the open Internet.
May 15, 2014The evolution of air travel provides a story about the changes income inequality has inflicted on our economy and the indignities heaped upon all but the rich.
May 15, 2014America's 157,800 kindergarten teachers made about $8.34 billion in 2013. Hedge fund America’s top four earners alone made $10.4 billion.
May 14, 2014A former FCC commissioner explains why now is the time to make our voices heard on Net neutrality.
May 14, 2014The free and open Internet is in danger. Writers, policy experts, artists and activists weigh in on why the FCC must protect Net neutrality.
May 14, 2014As the FCC's Thursday vote on a so-called "open Internet" proposal approaches, concerned Americans are making their voices heard. Here's how you can join them.
May 14, 2014Cartoonist Mark Fiore skewers some of the myths the national Restaurant Association has manufactured over the years, especially that of well-paid, happy workers serving you each time you eat out.
