Category: Columnists

If the value of a DEI program does not help either the work environment or profits, I agree that it should be questioned and improved.

Sending Israeli forces into Rafah has the potential to do a great deal of harm to U.S.-Israel relations.

If young voters stay home in November because they are turned off by the heavy-handed handling of the war in Gaza, Democrats will suffer mightily.

It’s ironic that the debate over a bill to curb antisemitism that passed in the U.S. House began with heated discussion over definitions.

During Bill Clinton’s administration, conservatives universally scorned the notion that he should get a break.

Until Israel, Hamas or both moderate their demands for a hostage release deal, the negotiating track will continue to drag out.

A new North Side dispensary, Sway, is deeply rooted in the history of America’s AIDS crisis.

We’ve seen unrest on campuses like this before. And we’ve seen similar responses.

A Democratic National Convention approaches in Chicago as the winds of protest howl, just as they did in 1968.

Far from the ultimate victory the Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskyy is hoping for, new U.S. aid will likely only stabilize the current battle lines.