The unwinding of law and order in our cities has happened with stunning speed. Read More
Protests and a fiscal crisis shine a new light on the biggest Police Department budget in America. Read More
“We hold these Truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain... Read More
The U.S. will mark July 4 against a backdrop of crisis. As the coronavirus pandemic rages on, we embark on a national reckoning on racial... Read More
The thirst among Republican voters isn't even for policy. It's for seeing the politicians they elected join the fray. Read More
Nixon's call for 'law and order' resulted in a resounding victory. That may not work this time around. Read More
It is not just Trump supporters who have questioned Joe Biden's ability to navigate the rigors of the campaign trail, and the presidency. Read More
Commander In Chief Trump should have, and still can, call on Russian leader Vladimir Putin to immediately halt this behavior, and do so... Read More
Schiff demands the Trump administration brief all of Congress about the unverified allegations, yet he himself did not ask for a briefing... Read More
Powerful tech companies have two areas of vulnerability - employees and advertisers. Now both are in open revolt Read More
On Tuesday, as the number of advertisers boycotting Facebook surpassed more than 400 brands, founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg finally agreed... Read More
The hit musical, now a movie, celebrates the American Founding so unabashedly that it seems ripe for cancellation. Read More
Even on the Fourth of July: In the new USA TODAY/Suffolk Poll, how Americans perceive their own country is delineated along party lines. Read More
As we approach this Fourth of July, the United States is consumed by reckless violence, nihilistic silencing, and a systematic assault on the... Read More
Our founding ideals promise liberty and equality for all. Our reality is an enduring racial hierarchy that has persisted for centuries. Read More
Many see the slogan Black Lives Matter as a plea to secure the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness for all Americans,... Read More
The street art emanated from CHOP's core in the way the light from a star diminishes as it spreads further into the night of empty space. Read More
In Seattle's autonomous zone, lives are destroyed under the banner of social justice. Read More
After three-and-a-half years, Americans know Donald Trump all too well. The question is: Who are we? Last weekend, the president retweeted a... Read More
The current speculation about a likely Joe Biden victory in the November presidential election ignores a number of extraordinary factors.... Read More
Lincoln Mitchell writes that Joe Biden's strengths -- his temperament and political experience -- play off Donald Trump's campaign weaknesses Read More
It’s almost as if the television talking heads and Washington’s professional political class learned nothing after their 2016... Read More
Oil companies don't become solar companies for the same reason that Facebook doesn't rein in misinformation. Read More
A disturbing Karen clip drives home the dangers of caught-on-camera everyday racism exposés Read More
Why social justice feels like self-help to privileged women Read More
On June 19, 2017, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld 9-0 the right to freedom of speech, including hate speech. As Justice Samuel Alito wrote... Read More
We need to reimagine the social network or find a way to survive its dominance. Read More
It’s big news when somebody prominent apologizes for being badly wrong on a major public matter, promises to do better going forward... Read More
Whenever I go back home to Missouri, family and friends ask me, “What do you like most about New York?” The list is lengthy, I... Read More
The Senator intervened for a company after campaign cash flowed. Read More
America needs some repairs. Here's where to start. Read More
Last week, yet another mob of nearly all-white leftist protesters terrorized their town -- in this case, Madison, Wisc. They beat up a... Read More
The strides our city made over the past three years in slowing violence have been wiped out in the past month. What can we do to get back on... Read More
NEW YORK (AP) — Supporters of abortion rights are elated, foes of abortion dismayed and angry, but they agree on one consequence of the Supreme Court’s first major abortion ruling since President Donald Trump took office: The upcoming election is crucial to their cause.Both sides also say Monday’s ruling is not the last word on state-level abortion restrictions. One abortion rights leader Read More
If the Trump administration were a piece of office equipment, it would be a paper shredder. An industrial-grade, multi-bladed paper shredder.That infamous description by opponents is a representation administration members very much enjoy. Wherever and whenever possible for the past three-plus years, the White House has done its best to carve the federal registrar into confetti. And that deregulat Read More
Republicans and Democrats alike are missing the full scope of what the Obama administration’s attack on Lt. General Michael Flynn means for constitutional government. The systematic campaign to undermine an incoming presidential administration through politicized investigations is not another political scandal, but threatens a true constitutional crisis. Flynn’s treatment by the Obama administration’s FBI and DOJ seems to be a case study in how administrative elites, charged with executing the law, undermi Read More
