The press weighs in on the hard road ahead for President-elect Obama. Plus, an investigation of injustice on America's reservations and a special message to our veterans.

Bill shares his thoughts on President-Elect Obama's place in America's black history.

The author provides his take on what Obama's victory means for a new political alignment. Also, Bill Moyers remembers friends Studs Terkel and John Leonard.

Bill talks with Columbia University professors Eric Foner and Patricia Williams about Obama, law, and race.

Just prior to the 2008 election, Bill explains why voting is "the hope that sustains one generation to the next" with many personal and historical examples to make his case.

Bill Moyers sits down with Mark Crispin Miller, who follows voter fraud allegations in his blog News from the Underground, and Roberto Lovato and Linda Chavez on the Election Countdown.

The former U.S. Army soldier considers whether an imperial presidency is destroying what America stands for. Plus, a personal lesson learned about Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

Bill talks about a shining illustration of our new Gilded Age.

Organized labor has been on the decline for years. In this essay, Bill looks at the history of the labor movement, and the importance of its survival.

BIll Moyers discusses the controversial aspects of China’s emergence as an economic powerhouse and travels to Denver to report on the economy.