The debate after one man’s killing spree -- and his vow to punish the young women who rejected him -- may prove to be a watershed moment in the history of feminism.

Bill speaks with Ta-Nehisi Coates, a senior editor for The Atlantic about his cover story on why America needs to reconcile with its racist past.

An unprecedented bill seeks to slap a felony charge on anyone who discloses information about fracking chemicals.

The case of Hamid Hayat was emblematic of zealous prosecutors building flimsy cases during a time of national panic.

Prosecutors are finally looking at some of Wall Street's largest offenders.

From Halliburton to Healthcare.gov to private prisons and welfare systems, contracting has often proved problematic.

Rand Paul's blinkered vision will make it almost impossible for him to grapple with how racial resentment fuels support for the libertarian politics he fervently espouses.

If America's torture program turns out to be worse than we knew, then we would expect -- and should hope -- to see more "emotional" responses in the future.

Activist Saru Jayaraman — who is being honored at the White House today — recently talked to Bill about the fight for better wages and working conditions for America's 10 million restaurant workers.

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