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'American Democracy on Trial': Moyers and Winship Again Call on PBS to Re-Air Hearings in Primetime

"Let's not be timid and behave minimally at a time of maximum threats to our political order," Moyers and Winship write.

'Close But No Cigar': PBS Plan to Run Impeachment Hearings Online Not Enough to Show Whole Story of Trump's Misdeeds, Says Moyers

Julia Conley, staff writer

"This is a moment in American history where the arc of justice will either be bent forward or it'll be bent backward. So everyone who wants to see it should have the chance to see the whole story."

As PBS Did With Nixon, Bill Moyers Calls for Primetime Airing of Trump Impeachment Hearings

Jake Johnson, staff writer

Former President Richard Nixon at his desk in the Oval Office of the White House on June 23, 1972. (Photo: National Archives)

"Pull out the stops once again, and for the sake of the nation, throw away the...

'A Model of Hope for the World': 25 Years After Rwandan Genocide, Film Shows Journey Toward Justice and Healing

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

Three orphans turned professional photographers interview survivors and...

'Why Educate the Public When You Can Give Billionaires Tax Cuts': Trump Budget Would Slash All Federal Funding for Media, Arts, Libraries, Museums

As GOP Moves to Cut Medicare and Social Security, 60% of Americans Say Repeal Trump Tax Scam Instead

'I Am Terrified': Full Text of Christine Blasey Ford's Prepared Remarks Released

With Climate Crisis Key Driver, Mendocino Complex Fire Now Largest Recorded in California's History

Socialism on the Rise as Americans Seek Out Bold, Humane Alternatives to the Brutality of Trump and Capitalism

Report Finds Flint Water Crisis May Have Killed 119—Nearly 10 Times Official Death Toll

'Dark Money': New Documentary Offers Up-Close and 'Harrowing Portrait' of How Secret Corporate Cash Is Destroying American Democracy

While Exploding Military Spending, Trump Budget Eviscerates Funding for Education, Healthcare, and More

Trump DOJ Slammed for 'Rich Blend of Arrogance & Contempt for Rule of Law'

In Quiet Post, Veteran Journalist Bill Moyers Announces Site Closure, Calls on Readers to Remain 'Vigilant' and 'Engaged as Citizens'

Out of Spotlight and Across Industries, Surveys Reveal Pervasive Sexual Harassment of Women

Was Democratic Primary Rigged Against Sanders? Warren Says Definitively 'Yes'

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Mother On A Mission: What Else Could You Do To Hurt Me?

Among the stories of improbable mid-term victories still trickling in, consider Lucy McBath: The African-American two-time breast cancer survivor, retired flight attendant, fiery gun control advocate and mother of Jordan Davis, shot and killed in 2012 for being a black kid listening to music, just won her race in Georgia's suburban 6th Congressional District - a seat held for 40 years by Republicans, including Newt Gingrich and Tom Price. So yeah, there may be hope.