Writer Janet Reitman takes a look at the changing tactics of the anti-abortion movement for Rolling Stone.

In the tradition of activist Doris Haddock, who walked across the country in 1999, Rootstrikers founder Lawrence Lessig and others are marching to protest the corrupting influence of money in politics.

These organizations are all worth watching as they fight for a fairer economy.

A Pennsylvania judged ruled that the state's voter ID law infringes on the right to vote and exposed the problems with the law.

Powerful business groups are mounting an aggressive campaign against worker advocacy groups, which have become better organized in recent years.

MSNBC's Suzy Khimm reports that refusing to expand Medicaid inflicts a great deal of real-world damage on some of Georgia's residents.

Nearly 50 years after his death it is King's words and deeds that live on in the American memory -- not that of the racists who hated him or the Black Power advocates who scorned him.

Earlier this month a former Red Guard member apologized for her behavior during the Cultural Revolution of the 1960s, but one journalist thinks more of a reckoning is needed.

Robert Reich writes that desperation for jobs is part of the reason many workers oppose better safety and health regulations for fear they might drive companies out of town.

The percentage of Republicans that believe humans evolved over time has dropped significantly in the past four years.