The Supreme Court issued rulings in two closely watched cases on Monday morning.

Rooted for 75 years in the labor, civil rights and Black Power movements, the 99-year-old activist challenges a new generation to redefine revolution for our times.

Since Barack Obama’s election, GOP-controlled states have embarked on the most significant effort to restrict access to the ballot since Reconstruction.

Think voting discrimination is largely a thing of the past? Think again.

Fifty years ago, hundreds of young people headed south to fight racial injustice. A new PBS American Experience film captures the events of that historic summer.

Despite a rich history of “new” economic ideas and practice in communities of color, why is there still such racial divide in the movement?

Data brokers are flooding marketers with details about whether you’re pregnant or divorced or trying to lose weight, how rich you are and what kinds of cars you drive.

First it was the banks, now it's a massive intelligence agency. The NSA is arguing that it's too large and complex to comply with a recent court order.

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.

In this excerpt from Greenwald's new book, the journalist relates the story of his first contact with Edward Snowden, and how he came to comprehend the importance of the documents Snowden had.