OPINION
Trump's Border Policy Combines a Crisis With Cruelty. Here's How to Fix It
This situation can be managed—if the administration and Congress want to step up and do so.
To Break the Corporate Stranglehold on Politics, Congress Needs Term Limits
To weed out corruption and bring on bold change, we need new and different people in charge.
The Trump Administration's Grades for Sexual and Reproductive Rights Are In
It's no secret that the United States is outright rejecting international norms and agreements, but creating and expanding policies that erode our commitment to protecting women and families is a travesty.
'Very Ralph' Is a Celebration of an Absolutely American Fashion Icon
Ralph Lauren changed the way Americans dress. And dream.
Is the Anti-Democratic Decade Finally Drawing to a Close?
What started in 2010, with Citizens United, has brought us to where we are today, with Donald Trump in the White House. It doesn't have to be this way.
Here's Why I Went on Fox and Asked Why Tucker Carlson Still Has a Job
No, I will not "save it for later."
Will Supreme Court Have to Force Trump to Comply With Congress? | Opinion
From 1789 until Trump's inauguration in 2017, federal courts had only considered five cases in which the president claimed executive privilege in response to a congressional subpoena.
Two-thirds of Americans Recognise There's a 'Climate Change Emergency'
"People still don't realise how bad the world's climate and natural environment have become. Misperceptions about climate change and the ecological crisis are all too clear."
Trump Made NATO Stronger. Biden Just Wants to be Adored by Foreign Leaders
NATO defense spending has jumped over $100 billion a year from 2016 to 2019.
From Brexit to Trump, the People Deserve to Get What They Voted For
On both sides of the Atlantic, democracy is under the threat of elites who think they know better.
Pelosi Is Right. Impeaching Trump Has Nothing to Do With 'Hate'
This process is about whether a president who abuses his position for personal gain should be removed from office.
Letting Iowa Vote First Is Holding Back the Democratic Party
The good news? Change is possible.
This Soros and Koch Collaboration Is Exactly What U.S. Foreign Policy Needs
The two philanthropists are funding a new think tank to reintroduce some restraint and accountability to U.S. statecraft.
William Barr Claims This Execution is for Us—But We Don't Want It | Opinion
Daniel Lee, convicted for murdering our loved ones, is scheduled to be executed on December 9th. Attorney General William Bar said he's resuming federal executions for the victims and their families. He's wrong.
Impeachment Copycats Are Coming
A ridiculous attempt to impeach the University of Florida's student body president came straight from the Democrats' playbook. Expect more to come.
What Will Mobilize the Youth Vote in 2020? Not Impeachment—Climate Change
Donald Trump should be more worried about more about rising sea levels than Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer.
Why One 'Ford v Ferrari' Movie Review Is Leaving Fans Outraged
If we don't tell these stories, if we leave them "dead and gone," as the writer recommends, then how will we learn?
Immigrants Are Standing Up for U.S. Values—Even if House Republicans Won't
Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Vindman, Marie Yovanovitch and Fiona Hill bravely defended the rule of law, but Republicans' greater concern is holding on to power.
The Supreme Court's Second Amendment Case Is Life and Death for Us
Our generation lives in fear—of being shot or of a loved one being shot. Now, the gun lobby is attacking our right to effect change.
Trump, Johnson, Merkel, Macron: This NATO 'Leaders Meeting' Is Anything But
The West is facing security threats unlike any since the end of the Cold War, but a dearth of leadership continues to plague the alliance.
If Impeached by the House, Trump is Literally Unpardonable
Even if a subsequent president wanted to pardon Trump—in the interest of, say, domestic tranquility—she could not.
Bloomberg Defended Stop-and-Frisk for Years. He's Sorry? Give Me a Break
I clerked for the federal judge who ultimately found stop-and-frisk unconstitutional, and Bloomberg excoriated the ruling. There's no doubt in my mind his apology is insincere.