How Bloomberg News is covering its owner's candidacy; politics in the influencer age; Citizens United ten years out; and fudging the past at the National Archives.

Ten years ago Citizens United declared that corporations are people and that their money is speech. A historian tells us actually, it was ever thus. 

Another affront to executive norms, a new level of secrecy for CBP, and the 32-year story of one family's new life in America. 

Our WNYC colleagues fact-check a family legend about "40 acres and a mule," and find a story about the promise and peril of the American Dream at the end of Reconstruction. 

The history of the American primary; the first town to vote; and New Hampshire reporters do some self-reflection.

And transformed the GOP.

The impeachment; coronavirus rumors go viral; the controversy around Joe Rogan's Bernie Sanders endorsement; and the perils of "cancel culture." 

In which Alec Baldwin faces some hard truths. 

Impeachment ennui, Virginia's Lobby Day, and accountability in Puerto Rico.