The Southern leg of the controversial pipeline opened for business today, but landowners like Michael Bishop and others in its 485-mile path aren't happy about it.

Writer Janet Reitman takes a look at the changing tactics of the anti-abortion movement for Rolling Stone.

Watch clips from part two of Bill's interview with the astrophysicist and host of the new Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey, airing this spring.

MSNBC's Suzy Khimm reports that refusing to expand Medicaid inflicts a great deal of real-world damage on some of Georgia's residents.

Clips from Bill's conversations with scientists Jane Goodall, Sir John Houghton and the late Isaac Asimov, who shared their views on the intersection between religion and science.

Robert Reich writes that desperation for jobs is part of the reason many workers oppose better safety and health regulations for fear they might drive companies out of town.

In-depth interviews with a range of guests including theoretical physicists and Vatican Observatory astronomers from the award-winning public radio program On Being.

In part two of their conversation, Bill talks with the astrophysicist about the nature of our mysterious universe and whether faith and science can be reconciled.

The percentage of Republicans that believe humans evolved over time has dropped significantly in the past four years.

In the wake of the West Virginia chemical spill, a local editor tells Moyers & Company: “Regulation has been turned into a dirty word down here."