The best gift Washington can give to the American people this holiday season is a large dose of common sense in U.S. foreign and national security policy.
Morocco's tolerant, inclusive interpretation of Islam has long stood in contrast to more extreme strains of the religion found elsewhere in the region.
Are we ready to exchange our prolonged adolescence for the mantle of a mature adult generation, released at last from our obsessive attachments to things that don't ultimately matter?
Given the rhetoric from the frontrunners Biden is considering for education secretary, it's fair to assume whomever he chooses won't share DeVos's zeal for religious freedom and school choice.
While this risk-averse approach has come to typify the way we first approached COVID, it is the spirit of America that will ultimately pull us out of it.
It is not hyperbole to warn that the failure of the new administration to address the urban-rural/small town divide may dangerously undermine our democracy.
Is every government official truly essential for boosting public trust in the vaccine? And shouldn't their own irresponsible behaviors throughout this pandemic bump them down the list?
With the Trump administration's days in office waning, we are set for the messy and divisive politics of immigration to return to national preeminence.
From the vanishing Unionist electoral majority to Brexit to COVID, historic events are speeding up debates on Irish unity. This generation of Irish Americans may well be the first to be able to return to a united Ireland.
