Intellectual corruption can be as corrosive to the integrity of the bench as a cash bribe.

During Black History Month, we honor those whose contributions to our nation and world seem incalculable. But instead of setting them apart, let's learn from their example.

Military historian Andrew Bacevich says it's time for lawmakers to take the long view of our military campaign in the Middle East.

The sad news of Bob Simon's death this week had us reflecting on Bill's interview with him for the show 'Buying the War,' about the media’s cheerleading role leading up to the 2003 Iraqi invasion.

Instead of doing massive stock buybacks, high-tech companies should “think different” about innovation by helping our society confront the major issues of our times, says researcher William Lazonick.

The current “not my child” anti-vax mindset of some parents couldn’t be further from the national effort of coming together to fight diseases in the mid-20th century.

Today's capital punishment and racial injustice are 'direct descendants of lynching.'

Nine Republican presidential hopefuls attended the "Freedom Summit" in Iowa last month, but the real important GOP gathering was the Koch's event in Palm Springs.

This is more than just bad journalism, it's an affront to all who lost their lives in a brutal and bloody deception.

As the world reacts to ISIS brutality, Bill Moyers reminds us of homegrown barbarism in our not-so-distant past.