Opinion
Alan Dershowitz: No One Won
The media, as has become typical, divided into roaring camps, one of which argued that Kavanaugh could do no wrong, while the other argued that he could do no right.
Hoax Shows Liberal Arts Colleges Don't Care About Truth
The authors of this latest hoax have done a real service to those in the general public who still believe that college liberal arts programs search for knowledge.
By Ben Shapiro 
Trump Is Ruining America's Reputation
At a time like this, the world needs leadership from the United States, which over the years has led global efforts to resettle refugees.
By Ryan Crocker 
Why Syria and Iran Want to Recapture Idlib
The battle of Idlib, the rebels’ last major bastion, will ultimately be fought as Aleppo was, leading to its recapture by the Assad regime.
Pope Francis Must Change Canon Law
Pope Francis needs to be honest that the Church does not have a zero tolerance policy on clergy child sex abuse.
‘Wasted’ Questions About Kavanaugh the FBI Should Ask
If FBI investigators were diligent, they read the memoir by Kavanaugh's prep school friend—because it raises a lot of questions.
America Is Now Even More Divided Than Israel
What bisects America so fundamentally today that some are talking about a second civil war?
The Kavanaugh/Ford Trial: When Tribalism Defeats Truth
The Kavanaugh hearings were more a Rorschach test than anything else, revealing more about us—the American people—than the innocence of the accuser or accused.
By Lee Habeeb 
Does Meghan Markle's Family Deserve the Bad Press?
Families of celebrities can find themselves caught in the “reflected glory” of fame.
Kavanaugh and the Bullying Class
The drama that took place in the Kavanaugh-Ford hearings on September 27 was a window into our bullying culture of privileged white men.
By Robert Reich 
Stoicism Could Be the Key to Happiness
Stoicism originated in Ancient Greece but its lessons may still be just as valuable today.
Australian Tree Sting 'Like Being Burnt With Hot Acid'
Dendrocnide moroides is covered in hairs that produce "the worst kind of pain you can imagine."
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Real Estate: What a $300K House Looks Like In Every State
According to Realtor.com, the median listing price for a home in the United States is just under $300,000. What kind of home does that get you in each state?
Pharma Wants to Stop Alzheimer's Research—it Shouldn't
Despite a string of failed clinical trials for new dementia drugs, there are reasons to remain optimistic.
Two Believable Testimonies, No Corroborating Evidence
To suggest that more evidence is necessary in order to destroy Kavanaugh’s life isn’t a slander against Ford—it’s a call for some semblance of a rational due process.
Republicans Just Lost Women For Good
Women are going to hold the Republicans accountable for this grotesque spectacle at the ballot box.
China, You're An Embarrassment On Trade
For the first time, the U.S. is demanding an end to the stalemate and China is not comfortable that somebody is finally willing to call it to account.
The Missing Sons Of The War On ISIS
If Iraq is to move forward, the new government will need to take immediate steps to provide answers to families about where their relatives are and if they are still alive.
Atheists Aren't As Rational As You Might Think
Atheists are just as likely to favor "righteousness" over truth.
Trump's U.N. Speech Was a Joke, but We Shouldn't Laugh
The U.S. president used his address to attack many of the institutions that Americans helped establish to ensure international peace.
Trump's Deadline Passed. Families Are Still Separated.
Nobody in the Trump administration has been held accountable for creating this humanitarian disaster.
Global Human Population Isn't Going to Explode
There has been no evidence of a decline in consumption and emissions, despite slowing birthrates.