The administration addresses some high-profile cases of injustice.

Alabama's recent experience mirrors that of other communities that have criminalized immigration.

In a moving post, journalist Chris Hedges recounts his experience teaching writing to 28 prisoners at a maximum-security prison.

A new report from the DOJ’s Office of the Inspector General finds that mass incarceration is draining public funds from other priorities.

As the anniversary of the Newtown tragedy approaches, Bill speaks with cultural historian Richard Slotkin about violence in America. Plus, a Moyers essay on our gun culture.

In another sign of over-policing throughout our society, many law enforcement departments are stocking up on surplus military tanks, grenade launchers and assault rifles.

In a 1991 interview, Nelson Mandela, talks to Bill about how he developed positive relationships with prison wardens during his 27 years on Robben Island.

This week on Moyers & Company, scholar Henry Giroux connects the dots between our politics and "casino capitalism," Bill previews a new documentary and a tribute to writer Doris Lessing.

A new ACLU report documents the disturbing growth of endless sentences.

Free Press's Craig Aaron discusses the challenges the Obama administration and corporations are posing to a free press and a free Internet.