The policies Republicans smear as Stalinist are a good deal more popular than their own. It’s they who are reinforcing the socialism label.
The Investigation into Trump Collusion Was Deeply Flawed… Here’s How
The puzzling “no collusion” finding by Mueller is particularly troubling since this conclusion was apparently reached without any actual Trump interview.
What the News Media Must Do Better in 2020
If the mainstream news media is unable to follow these simple guidelines, they will all but ensure the reelection of Donald Trump to a second term.
What This Year’s World Happiness Report Reveals About Our National Well-Being
When governments take care of us, we take care of each other. And the U.S. is struggling. This year’s world happiness report makes it clear.
Adrienne Bell: My take on the SOTU
Former Democratic Candidate for Texas Congressional District 14 gives her opinion on the State of the union Address in a frank manner.
Medicare for All more than plausible – It’s a necessity
The misinformation campaign littered with scare tactics is in full vogue. It will take us all to combat the onslaught that is about to hit Medicare for All as its popularity grows.
Americans should have a “Credible Fear” of William Barr
The Senate must say to William Barr. No man with his record has the moral or legal authority to be the chief law enforcement officer of the country.
How to protect the vote here and now
The right to vote has never been a given, not in the past and not in a post–Shelby v. Holder world. It’s certainly not a given in the Houston region.
The foolishness of anti-globalism
There was certain anti-globalism, the fruit of the protectionism of several countries, but it was not a threat to the general and irreversible process of globalization.
Cries of captivity and liberation on Black Awareness Day
We tend to be insular many times but this ode to Brazil’s Black Awareness Day shows a sour congruousness with the American experience.
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