Is there a “conspiracy of silence” over the anniversary of our invasion of Iraq?

Los Angeles Times journalist Matea Gold talks to Michael Winship about her efforts to investigate Washington's money trail.

A new report finds that many local TV stations selling airtime to dark money groups for political ads are not following the FCC disclosure requirements.

A map of broadband access shows how your community measures up to the rest of America.

Telecommunications policy expert Susan Crawford explains how media conglomerates put profit ahead of the public interest, and author Nick Turse shares what we never knew about the Vietnam War.

How one Louisiana town fought telecom companies to build one of the fastest networks in the nation for its residents.

The FTC's investigation into the search giant ended before questions were asked about Google's ability to limit what we read on the Internet.

Susan Crawford joins Bill to discuss how powerful media conglomerates put profit ahead of the public interest when it comes to Internet access.

Data from 11 of the past 12 months indicates a record-breaking 2012, but will climate coverage also warm up?

Victor Pickard answers our questions about the (almost) golden age of the FCC when progressive commissioners tried to make commercial media more attentive to public interests.