Op-Ed

A famous utterance attributed to General Robert E. Lee during the U.S. Civil War is, u201cIt is well that war is so terrible u2013 lest we should grow too …

With soaring tuition, poor job prospects, and loans that take decades to pay off, thereu2019s no question that students need a year of jubilee.

It's simple: Raise the pay of working people, and as the workers buy more goods and services with their new earnings, the businesses that sell them will hire more …

War encourages dehumanization and breeds atrocity. This, in part, is what makes the current evolution of warfare so terrifying.

Father John Dear: Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King, Jr. both insisted that we need a fundamental internal conversion from violence to nonviolence as the basis for our work …

We must move away from accepting the structural and ideological constraints that maintain current systems of domination.

Devon G. Peu00f1a discusses the successes and failures of the new Urban Farming culture.

Michael Winship recounts his encounter with Gore Vidal who gave his picks for the best books to get through the Reagan years.

The age of the drones has arrived. It's not possible to uninvent these Orwellian devices, but we can — and must — restrain their use.

Charles Murray believes that the wealthiest person should be made President of the United States.