It's time to wipe out the dark money, and force those wealthy few to stand behind their positions.

Democracy’s officially on the auction block. The Supreme Court says it can go to the highest bidder.

A future in which governments regulate carbon emissions is an unrealistic thing to imagine, and not worth planning for, says the company.

The inability of Washington to raise the minimum wage is a prime example of how elite donor dominance impacts real-world policymaking.

Legal scholar Heather Gerken tells Bill that McCutcheon is likely to encourage the richest Americans to invest even more heavily in tilting the playing field further in their favor.

The conservative justices, who often say their rulings represent the founders' intentions, chose to ignore those same intentions on McCutcheon, writes Lawrence Lessig.

They hope to extend the "GE loophole" without a lot of public attention.

The same people who favor unlimited secret money in US elections are the ones funding the effort to make it harder for people to vote.

Justice Stephen Breyer wrote that the ruling "creates huge loopholes in the law" and "undermines, perhaps devastates, what remains of campaign finance reform."

Today, the Roberts Court rolled back 40 years of campaign finance law. Here's a roundup of reformers' thoughts about the decision.