Opinion

Some in Russia continue to publicly raise questions about their country’s involvement in Syria.

The Trump administration and Congress must pay closer attention to the actions of Saudi Arabia’s crown prince because they have potentially serious consequences for both countries.

Tariffs threaten a broader swath of the U.S. economy, but the exemption process has been hijacked and controlled by big steel.

Today’s strong economy must not be used to rationalize carelessly rolling back financial reform. 

John Vaught LaBeaume says Johnson in the Senate could serve up a welcome antidote to the polarized partisan atmosphere that’s paralyzing this country.

One year after devastating hurricanes, as the midterms near and Gov. Rosselló's popularity plummets, he has aligned with San Juan Mayor Yulin Cruz to attack President Trump and Republicans.

The return of wolves has recalibrated elk distribution in the park, helping to return the natural balance of the ecosystem. 

Zinke’s actions to date could have detrimental long-term impacts for our national parks and public lands.

Sharyl Attkisson says we are fooling ourselves to think we can gauge ultimate truth by listening to their stories.

When men engage in aggressive and abusive behavior towards women, they should pay the price for their misdeeds — but accusations do not equal guilt.

Rear Adm. Jamie Barnett says as America is saddled with more and more debt, it becomes more and more vulnerable, less ready to act.

These new developments need to be the beginning of a sustained give-and-take negotiation process.

Kat Imhoff says the radical idea of “government by the people” is as relevant today as it’s ever been.

This is the deep state unraveling.

Rachel Greszler says the Making DI Work for All Americans Act is the most comprehensive and promising reform proposal on the table.

The industry is maturing and more people need treatment than ever but industry reforms are needed to protect patients.

Most Americans can access much of the information humankind has ever produced on a smartphone, but we're becoming a closed-minded culture shaped in echo chambers.

Yasaku Maezawa will fly on board the Big Falcon Rocket on a trip around the moon and proposes to take six to eight artists with him.

A new report reaffirms humans and machines must learn to work together — as must universities and employers in curriculum development and experiential education.

Most states, and many voters, have embraced public charter schools and publicly-funded private school scholarships to open doors of educational opportunity for qualifying children.

We need more geriatricians and facilities designed for Alzheimer’s patients, but we also desperately need to overhaul how we’re caring for these patients, starting with a special Medicare track tailored to their care.

Time is of the essence. The health of future generations, and our nation’s fiscal health is at stake. 

David Oscar Markus gives seven reasons a criminal prosecution won't happen - statute of limitations isn't one of them.

Prison telecom companies have a largely unregulated monopoly on providing phone service to incarcerated people and charge exhorbitant fees that many families cannot afford.

In the battle over passage of FOSTA-SESTA, anti-trafficking advocates found themselves in a face-off against Big Tech.

As faith leaders from Islam, Judaism, and Christianity, we won’t sit idly by while holy texts are used to perpetuate injustices. 

Immigrants who are in the US illegally and commit crimes make up a disproportionate number of inmates in our prisons and jails.

You would never know this from the Trump administration’s public statements characterizing the growth in family arrivals as the exploitation of so-called “loopholes” in U.S.

By bringing together key players at federal and local levels, policymakers can facilitate a conversation about defending against threats.

The US could send a clear signal that responsible countries can support both cross-border law enforcement and the critical role data plays in today’s economy.