Greg Kaufmann, poverty correspondent for The Nation, says the poor in America are demonized to justify huge cuts in crucial programs for low-income Americans.

Three years after the Affordable Care Act passed, a majority of Americans don't support it. Get a breakdown of who, and some hints at why.

One of the terms that has gotten a lot of play in this week’s NSA surveillance program coverage is “big data.” What is it and what effect will it have on our privacy?

A surprise bipartisan bill would give the Environmental Protection Agency new powers to test chemical safety.

Bill Moyers and Michael Winship say runaway corporate greed -- enabled by our government -- undermines vital safety protections for Americans.

The director of the Center for Science and Democracy explains how industries undermine scientific research, and new challenges facing scientists in the digital age.

David Rosner and Gerald Markowitz discuss a study conducted in the 1990s that exposed children to dangerous levels of lead without warning parents.

In this 2001 Moyers Moment, Bill gets his blood tested to find out just how pervasive industrial chemicals are.

Two public health historians reveal how the vinyl chloride industry published misleading research to keep employees from knowing they were being poisoned.

Public health experts David Rosner and Gerald Markowitz discuss thwarted efforts to hold the lead industry accountable for toxic exposure threatening our children.