Op-Ed

In the story of the recent death of Adnan Latif, the young Yemeni at Guantanamo whose death was declared a suicide, details are not adding up.

As violence and mayhem have become the main source of entertainment for youth today, we have become a nation that is literally killing itself day by day.

An attack like this new deadly assault would have been unimaginable at my school, not unimaginable like it was in Newtown until yesterday but unimaginable, period.

Why not take a page from the

If the United States is to prevent its slide into a deeply violent and anti-democratic state, it will, among other things, be required fundamentally to rethink the role of …

My fervent hope is that out of tragedy comes revelation.

With over 350,000 Virginians disenfranchised due to felonies, most of them African-Americans, this case is one worth following.

The nation is grieving after yet another fatal mass shooting. Aren't there ways to curb this ongoing national tragedy?

What do many Republicans in the House of Representatives have in common with the 17th century Spanish Inquisition? Both have waged a war on science.

Palestinian prisoners' hunger strikes have faded from the world stage into obscurity.