World leaders turned out for Sunday's march in Paris, but when it comes to freedom of the press at home, they've got a lot to answer for.

Getting the high speed Internet access issue right presents both one of the key social justice challenges of our time and the greatest opportunity for America in a century.

A cartoonist writes that "free speech is clearly both a gift and a right, and a terror attack like this is a huge motivation to wield that speech more effectively and powerfully."

With a vote scheduled for February 26, the debate over an open Internet is gaining new momentum.

This year will be remembered as a turning point, when those in charge of the multibillion-dollar athletic-industrial complex saw their control over the levers of power slip in a decisive fashion.

The Hollywood Christmas classic was once accused of hiding a subversive Communist message.

In June 2013, Bill Moyers joined Stephen Colbert to discuss "Two American Families," a Frontline documentary on the disappearing middle class. Watch what happens.

Watch more from Bill's conversation with John R. MacArthur, publisher of Harper's Magazine, including reaction to an obscure -- yet critical -- provision attached to the $1.1 trillion dollar spending bill.

There was much to admire at The New Republic, Ta-Nehisi Coates writes, but not its racist legacy.

Here's a look at how overseas media have reacted to the Senate Intelligence Committee's revelations.