Opinion

Children who receive high quality early care and education, where the foundation for math, literacy and language acquisition is built with sequential, continuous learning, do better in school than those who do not.

Americans deserve in a higher education system that works for them — and that they can afford.

Electric vehicles are only as green as the grid from which they draw power.

Public land ranchers should not be painted as victims of federal law enforcement.

Special Counsel Robert Mueller might be an honest broker, though that does not seem to be the case for many of his colleagues.

Tinkering with old, antiquated programs simply won’t cut it anymore. The world is moving forward; our charge is to make sure everyone has a place in it.

Unreliable rules that blow with the political wind are bad enough, but at least they are harder to change than bureaucratic dark matter.

Many civil libertarians are wrongly prepared to compromise the most basic due process rights.

Whether you’re on Facebook or Snapchat or searching on Google, your data is out there, and someone is making money off of it.

Democratic House IT aides Imran Awan, Abid Awan and Jamal Awan were exempted from standard background checks.

Several aspects of Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham should make it worrisome for the United States. 

President Trump must tread carefully when he meets Kim Jong Un to discuss nuclear weapons.

Whether it is the disproportionate placement of highways, factories, landfills or near communities of color, race is actually the most significant indicator that a person lives near contamination. 

After #NeverAgain’s March for Our Lives last month, gun rights advocates responded with rallies in multiple state capitols

With nearly 100,000 adults behind bars and a corrections tab topping $2.3 billion, Florida is making changes to deliver lower-cost criminal justice.

America's countryside shouldn't be left behind in the quest for criminal justice reform.

They should acknowledge that the president was fully authorized to carry out the airstrikes in Syria.

Queen Elizabeth II has shown great leadership qualities as a head of state, constitutional monarch and 'defender of the faith.'

The Music Modernization Act under consideration in Congress would solidify America’s position as the world’s leader in securing IP rights.

Net neutrality is an essential tool for Colorado’s economy.

The two must set a mutually advantageous course for U.S.-German economic relations.

The only significant increases so far have been corporate profits, share buybacks and federal deficit projections.

A lot of people are questioning whether we should demand answers from the CDC on why romaine lettuce is making us sick, or why two million eggs had to be destroyed last week?

The United States lags behind every other wealthy nation. It is nowhere near the 21st century in terms of childcare.

The Justice Department inspector general is now looking into leaks by the former FBI director.

The criminal referral for Andrew McCabe is turning into an airing of dirty laundry by James Comey.

The Speakership is not a job many people would willingly take--and for good reason.

Over the past 46 years, the federal government has changed the process of many regulatory guidelines in our country including health care, taxes, insurance, information technology, trade, government oversight and more. The system that regulates OTC medicines – the medicines that hundreds of millions of Americans use – deserves the same.

The ruling could offer protection to thousands of immigrants considered 'aggravated felons' for certain crimes under a vaguely-worded section of the code.

The notion that removing ungrateful guests from the United States is somehow punitive is absurd on its face.