Op-Ed

These haven't been the best of times for the young men and women attending America's colleges and universities. Or for the faculty who teach them.

The United Kingdom Terrorism Act of 2000 gave courts the power to seize assets used to commit or promote terrorist activities, but was never intended to include the family …

In the face of Citizens United and now McCutcheon, to save any semblance of democracy, we must amend the Constitution for the 28th time.

Ag-gag laws target animal rights activists' central goal: to expose animal industries to the public and encourage consumers to stop supporting them. The problem is not documentation of this …

A call to awaken our nation to the suicidal course we are following offers some suggestions on protecting our environment - and reviving our democracy.

Republicans said once Obamacare was passed, government officials would get to ration health care, and as a result, have control over the life and death of millions of Americans.

Fifty years ago, President Lyndon Johnson chose not to believe Americans were condemned to “soulless wealth” and elucidated a new version of American exceptionalism, “The Great Society.”

The Republic of the Marshall Islands has courageously taken the nine nuclear weapons-wielding countries to the International Court of Justice.

The current struggle between democracy and oligarchy in the United States traces its roots back to the 1787 Philadelphia Convention.

Government intervention can be a big success, as Paul Krugman explains.