Opinion

As World Refugee Day overlaps with LGBTQ+ Pride Month, now is the time to challenge this administration's pattern of disregard for the unique needs and obstacles faced by persecuted LGBTQ people.

The new immigration regulation is a slap in the face of the 1980 Congress, but it could be swept away by Congress in 2021.

If decisive actions are not taken quickly, we will be faced with a wave of small business closures. As the pandemic has taught us, our economy quite frankly cannot withstand a weakened small business community.

We’re living through a terribly difficult moment for our country, one that will define us for decades to come. But we cannot discount our country’s capacity to do better and be better. We cannot be afraid to live up to our most cherished and longest-held values.

As the world awaits the full disclosure of study data, we should focus on public health interventions and other clinical protocols that are known to be efficacious against COVID-19.

Alcohol’s link to cancer, although long-established and significant, has flown under our collective radar

If America stations additional troops in Poland, they should not be redeployed from Germany.

Leaders must invest in this service branch of the future.

While many were asked to stay at home, most manufacturers remained open, carefully implementing new protocols to keep workers and communities safe.

Too little intervention in the financial market risks catastrophic collapse, while too much will lead to unintended consequences that will not be easily or quickly unwound.

A North Korean escalation, perhaps an “October Surprise” for Trump in the form of an ICBM test, could bring back his threats of “fire and fury."

We need a leader to put the WTO back on track so that trade can fuel, rather than hinder, the world economic recovery.

Some Americans don’t understand the noble principle of free expression, and worse yet, don’t support it.

If not IBM, Microsoft or Amazon, someone else will sell facial recognition tech to police agencies.

As the country comes together to stand up against racial inequality, corporate America must do the same. 

Juneteenth brings a historic lens to the injustices we continue to face and are fighting to dismantle today.

This decision by the court could go down as possibly the biggest boost to the “imperial presidency” that has ever happened.

The latest decision reveals how much the nation has shifted.

Jean Kennedy Smith's life was inextricably intertwined with history from the time she was a young child.

Americans might not care about foreign policy. But they understand corruption, and they will judge Bolton’s book in simple terms of right versus wrong.

For those colleges planning to reopen campus for in-person education, plans include widespread and frequent COVID-19 testing and contact tracing. But will this planning keep coronavirus from surging on campuses? 

Those opposed to school resource officers have no viable solution to public-school violence.

As the nation begins to rebound from COVID-19, young people — from both sides of the aisle — have one clear request: rebuild sustainably. 

Time is running out to adopt policies that will keep base-load power sources on the grid.

This November, 87 of the 99 state legislatures are on the ballot.

Investors remember the last recession, and how the Obama-Biden team produced the slowest recovery since the Great Depression.

This is a singularly propitious moment for reforming and restructuring policing in America.

Congress should set up a new agency: a digital privacy bureau within the Executive Office of the President.

Many uncertainties surround the technical security needed to ensure confidence in the results of online elections.