As the polls continue to take shape after the conventions, we’re seeing Hillary Clinton further solidify her lead with African Americans, Latinos, voters under 30 and women. She’s made considerable gains with Independents and is, miraculously, chipping away at Trump’s lead with white Americans.
I have battled Congress’s willingness to disperse funds, grant contracts, and award licenses on the basis of race for more than 25 years, and the struggle is ongoing.
With the beheading of a French priest by members of the Islamic State (ISIS) still fresh in the minds of millions, ISIS is now following up that brutal assassination with a verbal assault aimed at Christians – calling Jesus “a slave of Allah” who will “wage jihad” upon returning to earth.
The torrential rain that recently inundated West Virginia exposed an ongoing weakness in the way our nation prepares for and responds to natural disasters.
An old commercial for rye bread comes to mind: “You don’t have to be Jewish to love Levy’s.” Something similar can be said of Bill Bratton: You don’t have to like him to love his results.
Apple’s next iPhone and iPad operating system will no longer feature an emoji picture of a handgun. In its place will be an emoji of a green, plastic squirt gun.
The popularity of games like Pokémon GO reminds us that we all can do more to ensure our children are being prepared for the technology-saturated world they will inherit.
In the not-too-distant past, faith-based movies, if they were made at all, suffered from low budgets and tackiness and were often too preachy. Not this "Ben-Hur."
One of the most important revelations of the 2016 campaign has been the existence of a stagnant economy with declining real wages and a great hollowing out of the Middle Class as millions of Americans are dropping out of the labor force.
Joe Biden declared at the DNC that “Donald Trump, with all his rhetoric, would literally make us less safe.” Unfortunately, it is President Barack Obama’s rhetoric and his administration’s ineptitude that has made America less safe.
On the eve of the Democratic National Convention, WikiLeaks -- the courageous international organization dedicated to governmental transparency -- exposed hundreds of internal emails circulated among senior staff of the Democratic National Committee during the past 18 months.