OPINION

Until Facebook and Twitter step up, we have to arm our communities against this dangerous threat to our health, safety and right to vote.

Pro players' protests; home office tax write-offs; Tech's tax breaks; and more craziness from Larry Kudlow.

As the inheritor of Trump's erratic foreign policy, Biden must not accept a mangled status quo; he will need to make a sharp break left.

The story of Hurricane Katrina is not one of effective disaster planning or equitable recovery. However, it is a story of how our community took on the challenges of racism and failed governance—and fought for our right to heal.

It's Donald Trump who has his finger on America's pulse. The Republican National Convention made that clear.

As someone who said throughout 2016 that Donald Trump would win, I am confident after these two weeks that if everyone who is for him turns out to vote, the president will win by an amazing margin.

How tone deaf, craven and insensitive does a political party have to be to dismiss the greatest crisis we face?

The Republicans don't like what most voters are talking about these days—COVID, racism and the economic crisis—and the RNC was a four-day-long attempt to change the topic. Did they succeed?

The country that Donald Trump and Republicans presented at their convention does not exist for the overwhelming majority of Americans. In fact, it does not exist outside the Fox News ecosystem.

For Trump, everything else pales in comparison to the China threat.