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It is good to be the king as they say, but America has always been a bad place to try and build a kingdom.
Tom Hyland was one of a virtual handful of people who could say they played a part in bringing a new democracy into the world, a man who had helped bring freedom and hope to a people who only a decade or two before had neither.
Hope isn’t something anyone can give you; it doesn’t come from a post you read or a speech you stream or a seminar you attend. It’s not downloaded from social media or handed down like an inheritance from a wise, older relative.
Trump and his cronies are coming to power on our watch. Restraining them, defeating them and then preventing them from ever achieving this again is our job now.
Dylan had always had a way of distilling being young and living in New York City. His songs piled up images, metaphors, hints about his life. Trying to read into them, we could also read who we were.
Americans—and people who want to become Americans out of hope or desperation—deserve better. And throwing some of these rich white employers in jail instead of terrified immigrants would be a good start.
Remember how Trump burned through cabinet secretary scandals in the opening months and years of his first term? Buckle your seatbelts. The crew he has nominated this time are a whole new category of horror-story.
Republicans are generally convinced—and surveys show they’re right—that when people have a good, well-rounded education they will vote for Democrats.
Every person who knows him says the same thing: that the Jimmy Carter who became the most powerful man in the world came home as the same Jimmy Carter who left. He led a life of service and integrity.
Trump is President Musk's First Lady, vice-president, chief-of-staff, mascot, fan-boy, dupe on bended knee.
Roosevelt determined that American traditions like Christmas would not be lost by the encroachment of war. And Churchill risked his life to visit and be present at the lighting of the first Christmas tree on the White House grounds.
It's all been fairly disheartening to see one's faith tradition swallowed up by a violent, bullying, gun-toting, whitewashed, Don't Tread on Me cultural smallness.
Hopefully this time Democratic politicians and our media will, finally, call the GOP’s Two Santa Clauses scam and put an end to it once and for all.
While most Florida politicians push fossil fuels, Dixie County made the switch to a much cheaper and much cleaner energy source.
We should be using the Tea Party’s playbook to reclaim the Democratic Party and advance real progressive change.
The Port of Coos Bay in southwest Oregon has contracted for hundreds of thousands of dollars in repair work with a man who has praised Hitler and led a chapter of White Lives Matter.
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