The post-Citizens United explosion of money in political campaigns means big profits for consultants.

Governor Rick Snyder's decision to sign the controversial bill into law is a blow to unions in the birthplace of the labor movement.

Missed deadlines and Congressional hearings put more speed bumps in the road to implementation for the Volcker Rule.

Free Press' Craig Aaron talks with Bill about the campaign to stop the FCC from relaxing rules limiting media cross-ownership in cities.

A new study shows that recommendations from the pro-corporate organization have a negative impact on state economies.

Although members of the American Legislative Exchange Council lost seats in recent elections, it's still not known how many newly elected state legislators will join the group.

AlterNet writer Steven Rosenfeld reports on a UCLA conference, during which legal scholars discussed the best ways to get money out of politics.

"Modern capitalism has turned the greed once considered sinful into virtue." Read the speech Bill delivered at New York's Union Theological Seminary -- the next best thing to being there.

Former FEC Chairman Trevor Potter refutes the claim that money made little difference in the most expensive election in American history.

Super PAC spending didn't always lead to success, and the millionaire and billionaire donors aren't happy to simply cut their losses.