On Sunday, Trump made it clear how he intends to use his new role. He will hold Biden's administration to account and he will not shy away from criticizing it when he has to.
What's good for Biden and the Democrats in the short run is potentially disastrous for America over the longer term. One of its two major parties is centered on a Big Lie that threatens to blow up the nation, figuratively if not literally.
Americans rightly want to honor our principles, advance human rights and not vacate key fields of competition with China. But we don't want to aid an enterprise that undermines the goals it was established to advance.
There is much talk of political realignment these days. But both parties at large remain wedded to tired orthodoxies, bombing the same places over there, as everything from infrastructure to healthcare crumbles here.
There is a benefit of fast-tracking the elimination of copious amount of student loan debt now, leading the economically fragile into a new world of opportunity.
Following the outbreak of COVID-19, experts advocated the issuance of additional special drawing rights, the International Monetary Fund's composite currency unit.
Working in tandem, these multiple lines of effort—prevention, response, research—could help the department keep service members safe from sexual assault and harassment.
For America to return to full health, we need institutions like libraries ready to help us connect with who we are and to energize us for what is to come.
Clubhouse could either be a blip in social media's current trajectory, or a teachable moment that allows the whole industry to change course and show us all what we really want from social media.
