Portland, Oregon, has its share of gloomy days, so waking up to darkness wasn’t that strange. When I looked outside, however, the sky... Read More

There was once a tradition of Democratic liberalism. But that wing of the Democratic Party no longer exists and died sometime in the 1990s.... Read More

About that peaceful transfer of power . . . I do not have access to my friend Mario Loyola’s Donald J. Trump super-secret decoder ring,... Read More

In 1968, the Beatles put the song “Revolution” on the reverse side of the “Hey Jude” forty-five vinyl, and in that... Read More

In the effort to promote the interests of Americans who have been “historically marginalized,” one group that is often overlooked... Read More

With Covid-19 not yet beaten, many college sports stadiums and arenas will be dark this fall and winter. College athletes will have a year of... Read More

One of the biggest secrets in American politics — what’s in the tax returns that President Donald Trump has refused to release... Read More

In her book, “In My Own Words,” Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote how feminism is a concept best captured in the song “Free... Read More

In this hyper-polarized political year, a consensus has quietly emerged inside the Beltway. Fears that the American “innovation... Read More

Predictions that telecommuting will transform the workplace have been around since the term was coined in 1973. But with as much... Read More

In 2020, Facebook would be roiled by a global pandemic, internal protests over racial injustice, a deeply polarizing election, and the... Read More

Â"Right Makes Might: The Lincoln-Douglas DebatesÂ" is a timely documentary now streaming at Fox Nation that all Americans should... Read More

Last year, students at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology in Alexandria, Virginia, one of the nation’s most... Read More

California Gov. Gavin Newsom is trying to blame anyone and everything for his state’s wildfires except himself, his Democratic party... Read More

Donald Trump, his supporters say, is a man who fights. Yet that supposed fighting can sometimes feel more like Punch and Judy-style slapstick... Read More

This past spring, the killing of George Floyd sparked protests and riots in cities nationwide. State and local governments responded by... Read More

This November, Maine voters won't be "throwing their votes away" if they decide to vote for a third-party candidate because they'll still be... Read More

On October 7th, two famous tech companies, Google and Oracle, will battle in the Supreme Court over the copyrightability of computer code. It... Read More

Mitch McConnell was elected to the US Senate in 1985. He was named Senate minority leader in 2007, and Senate majority leader in 2015. It... Read More

Last week, at the White House Conference on American History, President Donald Trump denounced the way “the left has warped, distorted,... Read More

For most people, the mere word “autopsy” summons up visceral images. Bodies lying cold and blue in a lab, a Y-shaped incision on... Read More

Amy Coney Barrett has risen to the top of President Donald Trump’s short list to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the United States... Read More

In earlier chapters of American history, bad presidents eventually led to good government. Andrew Johnson’s stupendous failures after... Read More

New York's Times Square will bid farewell to 2020 without the usual huddled masses jamming the streets on New Year's Eve officials have... Read More