Opinion

Past few months are likely a precursor to more sophisticated and better planned campaigns to deny legitimacy of elections.

Democrats and independents should vote in GOP primaries in 2022, choosing moderate candidates to preserve the party.

Not only is knowledge of history and civics lacking, but even when our citizens understand government, they don’t trust it.

The national debate over the student loan crisis and the many stories of students saddled with decades of college loan payments has convinced many low-wealth families to avoid educational debt at all costs, even though, for all but the wealthiest families, financial success in America often depends on undertaking some debt. 

While environmental and animal rights activist groups continue to spread misinformation, the animal agriculture community will continue to find solutions.

Yhe fate of the Amazon is now a key bilateral issue and one of President Biden’s most prickly foreign policy challenges.

The swift development of the COVID-19 vaccine is one of the best examples yet — that by collaboration, trust, and innovation, we can make history.

The For the People Act at its core is about strengthening the freedom of Americans to vote; breaking the grip of big money on the political process; and ensuring our public officials abide by high ethical standards.

The Jobs for Economic Recovery Act will provide useful work, improve public health, the environment and infrastructure and pay real wages. 

Despite unprecedented economic recovery from last spring, the administration feels it necessary to provide $1.9 trillion in new stimulus.

The U.S. government should encourage the growth of the private sector in Cuba by repealing its 60-year-old embargo and allowing U.S. businesses to trade with the newly freed Cuban entrepreneurs.

Most Americans probably don’t realize that one of the greatest threats to our national and economic security has already infiltrated nearly every aspect of our society — the influence of the Chinese Communist Party

If judgment were the coin of the realm, he would have been a multi-billionaire.

This Women's History Month, let's thank women for helping to change America for the better.

The Biden-Harris administration should not be timid in pursuing its agenda — no matter how loud the bad faith protests from regulatory critics might be — because it has the public on its side.

The path forward on the minimum wage is not procedural wizardry but leveraging the proposal’s broad public popularity.

Numerous tools and techniques have been created to help catch hackers as they creep around internal systems.

'Water utilities remain largely ill-prepared to defend their networks from cyber-enabled disruption.'

By overly militarizing policy to China, the U.S. is embarking on a defense strategy that will prove unaffordable. 

There is an oft-cited maxim about not “fighting the last war,” but the same is arguably true for negotiating the last treaty.

Unfortunately, but predictably, some vaccine recipients will develop a serious health problem days or weeks after receiving a vaccine — it would be a mistake to jump to the conclusion that the vaccine ‘caused’ the problem.

The 1918 flu pandemic and the HIV epidemic have both revolutionized the way we approach health and deliver care, and so should this pandemic.

It is not clear that an official designation of domestic extremists as terrorists would confer additional benefits that would outweigh potential risks to U.S. civil liberties. 

How did the man who would be president find himself in such a mess? By turning a pandemic crisis into a social justice effort.

Technological competition sits at the core of great power competition and ideological rivalry for the 21st century and beyond.

California is the victim of something quite different.

Here are the perils of the war on due process.

The Senate should take a controversial step: end to the Senate filibuster as it now operates.

If passed, their package would make American employers and employees even more conscious of nationality.

Working with Central American governments to address problems in their countries is a worthy idea, but their leaders are insincere.