Op-Ed

President Barack Obama during the presidential debate with at the University of Denver, in Denver, October 3, 2012. (Photo: Matthew Staver / The New York Times)I think President Obama …

The U.S. government has created enemies where there were none.

During the presidential debate, Romney won on style while Obama won on substance.

What passed as a presidential debate, Wednesday evening, was nothing more than a series of carefully-rehearsed, often rambling, mini-speeches that were more focused on generalities than on specifics. …

The peaceful words of religious texts like the Gospel are often steamrolled in favor of the culture of war. But with the recent killing of eight Afghan women by …

I think my “Occupyer Story” concept may hold value, not only for those on the ground who want to be encouraged to do more, but also for the occupy …

Romney's “47 percent” deserve basic human rights too - a right to healthcare, a place to live and food to eat.

There are two issues of overwhelming significance, because the fate of the species is at stake: environmental disaster, and nuclear war.

A review of the 2000 election suggests we could again experience a crisis election with results which call the United Statesu2019 republican way of government into question and lead …

Imara Jones reminds us why Mitt Romneyu2019s shaky grasp of the details on display in Denver should be downright disconcerting.