Trayvon Martin

Outrage over the Trayvon Martin case reached the House floor, as Il. Democrat Bobby Rush's hoodie got him thrown out for violating a rule against hats.

"I understand what illegal guns on the street can do and have done to devastate a community," says Karen Freeman-Wilson, commenting on gun laws.

The man who presides over Massachusetts health insurance program (aka Romneycare), Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick, joins us to talk about health care in America and in the state he presides over.

Public pressure is driving police to attempt to distract from Trayvon Martin's death with a blame-the-victim approach, says Ari Rabin-Havt.

The President of the American Federation of Teachers, Randi Weingarten, weighs in on the Trayvon Martin case and the impact on teachers around the country.

Just when we thought the health care mandate was safe, the Supreme Court enters the fray and well, everything could be turned upside down.

Today in our reading round-up we have the latest polls on how Americans feel about health care and health care reform, from the individual mandate to Medicare. Oh, and there's a tidbit on Mitt Romney's giant vacation home, too.

Today, in America, we are no more post-racial than we are post-partisan, in spite of efforts to bridge the divide by leaders, which are often met with resistance.

Dr. Harry Edwards talks about diversity, the black community's expectations of President Obama and his own experiences of race in America.

Tonight, we sit down with African American sociologist Harry Edwards to put the Trayvon Martin murder in context and to discuss the state of racism for black men in America.

Kamau Bell and Jennifer Granholm take a serious look at the experiences of young black men in America.