Opinion

The danger is that Sangay may have made himself a pawn in a larger, highly unstable game of great power politics.

Israel may have resumed its policy of assassinating Iran’s nuclear scientists, before Joe Biden replaces President Trump.

New York could not show that church attendance has spread COVID-19 — not in comparison to business activities and political demonstrations.

Her name is on the list for this vital role.

We can all agree that supporting food production during the pandemic is a top priority but that should not be used as justification for putting animals or humans at unnecessary and unacceptable risk.

To our country’s servicemembers and veterans — thank you for your service. And to the families that gave them something to fight for — thank you as well. We are indebted to you.

Without control of the Senate, President-elect Joe Biden’s ambitious campaign agenda could be stymied. 

Trump’s lasting popularity makes it clear that our current level of polarization is not an accidental byproduct of politics.

The Biden national security transition team should start now to look at what the Biden administration can do.

Decades of ineffectual inaction regarding North Korea's and Iran's nuclear programs has transformed the problems into something far more dangerous.

A national surveillance program, testing 330 million Americans weekly for the next six months, is achievable.

It would be a tragedy to develop successful vaccines for COVID-19 that leave sizable numbers of people out in the cold.

The Fraser Institute of Canada has released its Economic Freedom of North America index, and where your state ends up matters.

Conservative voters are far more supportive of federal action on climate change than the Republican officeholders they elect.

In the midst of this global pandemic, instead of focusing on how they can be supportive of Indigenous communities, the Trump administration continues to disrespect and disregard sacred land to our people.

Thirty years have passed since a higher education leader served as secretary of education. Given the issues that the department and our country are facing, it’s time to rectify this omission. 

Our next Education secretary must be inclusive, someone who embraces public education in all its forms, and who will partner with district and public charter schools alike.

The president-elect and his team would do well to acknowledge the difficulty of achieving radical change and avoid overpromising.

After four strange years, “Trump fatigue” is kicking in.

On this Thanksgiving, we need be reminded that the brutality of history only finds redress in reparations and justice for Native peoples. 

There are over 2,300 local elected prosecutors across the U.S.; many have yet to embrace the growing tide of reform, even while the American public is hungry for change.

Although the Biden administration will likely respect the department’s independence, rebuilding will require concerted effort and substantial resources.

More rules are not the answer for social media issues.

Democrats now have the chance to mold a better story with different images.

When we invest in crossing the digital divide, why not also talk about how cyber threats can impact our most at-risk populations?

America is imperiled in a number of ways.

Aspiring immigration judges need not have actual experience... and the training program does not spend enough time teaching immigration law.

In addition to health risks, there are economic problems associated with a simultaneous national lockdown and open borders.