Posts in category Opinion

African Americans and others who read The Washington Post probably notice its motto at the top of the front page: “Democracy Dies in Darkness.” Not …

In hard times, people look for answers. The decimation of American manufacturing starting in the 1990s with trade agreements like NAFTA led to decades of …

PRESSURE ON HAMAS: But warnings of famine have stoked international criticism of Israel. “I’m educated and despite that I’m eating from the trash," said Abu …

Medicare has slashed physician reimbursement again. Unless Congress takes swift and meaningful action, we could see the unraveling of independent medical practices across the country. …

News outlets obsess over shocking, high-profile crimes, from murders to violent carjackings. In response, politicians focus on preventing these tragic, but statistically rare, events. Meanwhile, …

A New York University Gallatin School class picked a colleague, Logan Rozos, to deliver the graduation speech on May 15. The Cultural Criticism and Political …

Many political leaders sent Biden their wishes for his recovery. PHOTO COURTESY OF JOEBIDEN FACEBOOK Washington (AP) — Former President Joe Biden has been diagnosed …

REV. DR. ANDRÉ D. IVY: Mount Zion Baptist Church’s 10th senior pastor entering “a sacred partnership between pastor and people.” Formerly enslaved individuals founded Mount …

When entrepreneur Henry Flagler pushed to make Miami a city, which happened on July 28, 1896, the 368 residents at the time voted for it, …

AMERICAN SAGA: Many commentators have strained to make sense of the connection to Haiti. PHOTO COURTESY OF HAITILIBRE.COM Early coverage of Pope Leo XIV has …