Their influence on Washington dates back to the days of Lincoln -- and it only seems to be growing VIDEO
When push comes to shove, corporate interests will always have the upper hand in determining public policy
New rules could pave the way for the News Corp. mogul to purchase the Chicago Tribune and the Los Angeles Times
The Koch brothers and David Siegel aren't the only billionaires putting pressure on their employees to elect Mitt
A majority of our legal disputes are settled in state courts. We need judges who won't cater to corporate interests
Eleven years and thousands of lives later, we've built a dysfunctional Afghan state. It's time to cut our losses
Mitt's clandestine video grabbed all the attention this week, but money -- much of it dark -- rules both campaigns
The evangelical and political entrepreneur has reestablished himself as a Republican power player
Neither candidate seems to be paying much attention to the country's lowest economic bracket VIDEO
Following the Colorado shooting, Bill Moyers looks at the cost of America's obsession with guns
Fighting disclosure, killing democracy
On this holiday, Americans should confront a grim fact about our country: We are torturers
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Bill Moyers is managing editor of the new weekly public affairs program, "Moyers & Company," airing on public television. Check local airtimes or comment at www.BillMoyers.com.
