Justice Stephen Breyer wrote that the ruling "creates huge loopholes in the law" and "undermines, perhaps devastates, what remains of campaign finance reform."

Seeing a profitable opening in the wake of the foreclosure crisis, investment groups have worked diligently to bring a “rentership society” into being.

The Working Families Party slams Albany for its failure to overhaul New York's system of election funding, calling it a "lost opportunity."

The “Nuns on the Bus” leader reflects on the significance of the recent meeting of the pontiff and the president at the Vatican.

The school-to-prison pipeline is the most insidious arm of this country’s prison-industrial complex, writes Mychal Denzel Smith.

A prerequisite for any adult conversation is telling the truth. The congressman falls monumentally short there.

We asked Diane Ravitch what she hopes viewers will do after watching the show this week.

Single moms and absentee dads are not the problem. And going to college does not mean you'll escape the poverty trap.

After following the money trail behind the charter school movement, Diane Ravitch -- a former assistant secretary of education who once advocated for charters -- changed her mind.

In an excerpt from her book Reign of Error, Diane Ravitch reveals the individuals and corporations behind education reform movement.