When Donald Trump decided to run for president as a Republican, he already had a standing with black America that most GOP politicians can only dream of.
The legendary Chinese military strategist Sun Tzu rightly observed generations ago that “If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles.”
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.
I was recently made aware of a student at the University of Houston who was punished and ordered to attend diversity training over a reference she made about the Black Lives Matter crowd.
As stewards of the nation’s largest database of privately billed health care claims (over 20 billion records), my organization FAIR Health, has a unique vantage point from which to study the impact of the opioid crisis on the privately insured.
At a time of enormous divide between our communities and law enforcement professionals across America, many people are wondering how they might help heal badly fractured relationships.
Environmentalists should be pleased with Hillary Clinton's acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention Thursday night, because it was largely recycled talking points we have heard for decades.
Our story took place on July 18th aboard Delta Airlines Flight 15 – from Frankfurt, Germany. On board were dozens of teenage musicians – members of the Iowa Ambassadors of Music.
In 2016 our political parties is speaking to a very different America. And not just about politics, but also about clashing concepts of pretty much everything.
Gun control advocates think that gun bans will make people safer. But banning guns only ensures that law-abiding good citizens are disarmed, not the killers.