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Proponents of “bipartisan criminal justice reform” fail to address exhaustive evidence of race-based policing.

Singapore and Israel share a particular sense of fear, one that's manipulated politically by leaders.

The negatives so powerful today would, in the eyes of Walt Whitman, surely be overcome.

Zemmour is less a journalist or thinker than a medium through whom the political passions of the moment pass and take on form.

If he wants to be leader of Senate Democrats, Schumer will have to support President Obama on Iran diplomacy.

Sustainability requires changes that are much more significant than simply doing the things that we currently do, but more efficiently.

Rory Fanning, a former US Army Ranger in Afghanistan, feels for Bergdahl.

Rochelle Lefkowitz reflects on what could happen if a fossil fuel industry executive were to take a page from Chris Borland's courageous book.

Nearly every state has what's known as a “schedule of benefits” that divides up the body like an Angus beef chart.

The government rejects informal union of domestic workers despite its failure to address an alarming number of their deaths.