As the federal government shutdown drags into its 36th consecutive day, the cost to ordinary Americans…
Category: Opinion
When We Say “America,” We Mean A Nation That Keeps Bulldozing Its Past
So here we are: in the land that likes to pretend it reveres its “heritage,” we…
A Federal Judge Upholds Decency in the Face of Political Gamesmanship
In a pivotal moment for the nation’s wellbeing, two federal judges have stepped in where political…
The removal of former Prince Andrew’s titles signals more than a royal reckoning—it demands a reckoning in the United States
Britain’s monarchy took an unmistakable step toward accountability this week when King Charles III formally stripped…
While millions rely on SNAP, Medicaid and ACA subsidies, Congress remains in a shutdown — and until they return to work, lawmakers and Cabinet officials should have no pay.
The long-running stalemate in Washington has now entered another week, and what’s growing ever more intolerable…
Ceasefire Illusions and the Cost of Forgetting
Fewer than two weeks after the ceasefire in Gaza was announced with cautious optimism, Israel reports…
Diane Keaton’s Death from Pneumonia Underscores the Need for Lifesaving Vaccinations
The death of actress Diane Keaton at 79 has drawn renewed attention to a silent but…
Speaker Mike Johnson’s “Hate America” Charade Hides the GOP’s Cruel Truths
The latest outburst from House Speaker Mike Johnson is as predictable as it is dishonest. His…
Why James Talarico Deserves to Be the Next U.S. Senator from Texas
Texas is a state built on big ideas and even bigger contradictions—a place where oil and…
U.S. Must Ramp Up Shipbuilding to Retain Naval Supremacy as China’s Fleet Surges
For decades, the United States Navy has been the dominant power on the world’s oceans—a deterrent…
For Virginia, It’s Time to Back Abigail Spanberger for Governor
With an enviable resume, Abigail Spanberger is making waves as she vies for the governor’s office…