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“When there are no ceilings, the sky’s the limit,” Hillary Clinton told the roaring crowd at Wells Fargo Arena late Thursday night in Philadelphia as she accepted the Democratic nomination for president.

On his program this week, HBO comedy show host John Oliver mocked my suggestion, in defense of Donald Trump, that crime is on the rise.

In a recent article “Amid Push to Curb Police Abuse, Some Act on Fringe,” The New York Times quoted Malik Zulu Shabazz’s call to kill all Zionists in Israel, including their “old ladies” and “little babies.”

It would be a cliché to offer that Hillary Clinton’s acceptance speech is the biggest moment of her political career.

Thanks to WikiLeaks, which has released nearly 20,000 emails hacked from the Democratic National Committee -- with promises of more to come -- we have proof the party that styles itself as inclusive, diverse and tolerant isn't.

An assortment of Socialists, beatniks, and leftwing rabble-rousers plan to consume massive quantities of pork and beans in preparation for the pungent protest Thursday night at the DNC.

This week I was proud to join several Republican leaders from across the country to launch Conservative Leaders for Education.

Meet Tim Kaine. He's going to be your next vice president. At least I hope he will be.

In Philadelphia, President Obama gave a speech that was multiple things.

One of the key issues this election season is the growing privatization of advocacy for religious rights, filling the gap created by a lack of action and strategy of free nations.

The behavior of the Secret Service at both the Republican convention in Cleveland and the Democratic convention in Philadelphia was troubling and unconstitutional.

On Tuesday, the Democratic National Convention dedicated it's programming to the theme Mothers of the Movement. The evening was meant to highlight the visceral impact of violence and police brutality in society.

John Hinckley, now 61, who attempted to assassinate President Reagan, is being freed from a psychiatric hospital to live full-time with his mother in Virginia.

Whether you love Hillary Clinton or hate her – and there are certainly many on both sides of that equation – history was made on Tuesday night.

This week, as Democrats fawn over Hillary Clinton, I'm struck by how both Clintons continue to thrive despite their remarkable record of sleazy dealings.

As leaders at the intersection of STEM and education, we know that our country faces many systemic challenges in recruiting, training, supporting and retaining excellent STEM teachers.

Hillary Clinton did not speak at the Democratic National Convention in 1992 when her husband was nominated.

A consensus against free trade is precipitously building around the world despite the well-documented benefits of trade throughout modern economic history across industries.

Donald Trump's acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention was too long -- 75 minutes -- and too loud.

Organizers of the Black DNC Resistance March in Philadelphia were seen Wednesday on video segregating their protest by ordering white people to the back of the line.