This addition to your Web browser won't let you forget the extent to which monied interests own Congress.

Republicans got their way and car dealers were exempted from Consumer Financial Protection Bureau oversight. A new investigation finds that giant loans are going to poor people with bad credit.

Four years after Dodd-Frank was signed into a law, much of it is yet to be implemented and the risks to the economy remain.

The for-profit prison industry is plagued by problems, but dodgy "research" and a pile of lobbying dollars keeps it growing.

Even the most clever corporate tax accountant would have a hard time finding a way around this new fair and universal proposition.

A nostalgic London trip for fun reminds our senior writer that the power of money in politics corrupts both our democracies.

On Thursday, the Committee voted 10-8 to endorse an amendment to restore reasonable limits on financial contributions and expenditures intended to influence elections.

Following several controversial decisions, Bill speaks to NY Times columnist Linda Greenhouse and Slate's Dahlia Lithwick about the agenda of the Roberts court.

After the broadcast interview ended, our cameras kept rolling. See more of Bill’s conversation with Linda Greenhouse and Dahlia Lithwick.

Seven dissenting opinions objecting to key decisions by the Roberts Court.