Marshall Ganz seems to think my book blames technology alone for the Internet’s failure to democratize politics. That’s far from the case.

Micah Sifry’s new book offers some answers, but misses important shifts in the power base of traditional progressive organizing.

In the post-Citizens United era, nearly 90 percent of Americans think that there is too much corporate money in politics. So why isn't Congress doing anything?

Bill continues his conversation with two US election experts, delving deeper into voter suppression efforts since SCOTUS invalidated a crucial component of the Voting Rights Act last year.

We're guessing that Americans want to preserve the sanctity of voting.

Two experts on American elections talk to Bill about the plot to keep citizens away from the ballot box.

The Republican-dominated board of elections in North Carolina has pushed to move polling locations for early voting, which starts today, farther away from college campuses.

Workers from the big box chain held a protest in New York City and Washington, DC, on Thursday to ask for a "living wage" and consistent full-time work.

To avoid catastrophe, we must seize corporate polluters’ wealth. And to do that, we must change everything.

Reporter Bob Herbert on his new book, Losing Our Way, an intimate and heartrending portrait of America in economic despair.