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Black Lives Matter is now more popular than the president of the United States -- and not slightly more popular than the president, much more popular.

There’s something going on out there on the streets.

Is American racism widespread, systemic, and institutionalized?

Is American racism widespread, systemic, and institutionalized?

The core of recent protests is to demand genuine change in how our police interact with black Americans.

In any other country, such a massive crackdown on religious freedom would be an international outrage.

It is the greatest form of censorship, not to mention election manipulation, this country has ever witnessed.

It is a gift, as Robert Burns wrote, to see ourselves as others see us.

Is there something the media can do to save us? Here's my prescription.

Last week, my neighborhood was one of many in the country that was looted.

The cancellations were seemingly a response to online critics who claim police reality shows further “the good cop stereotype” at a time when Americans need to know cops do plenty of bad things.  

President Trump should show everyone that the Republican Party has the right ideas and a real commitment to bring equal opportunity to every American of every race.

Right now, we are facing a monumental shift in the way people learn.

With the nation deeply unsettled and polls headed south, the first shots are being fired in a Republican shootout in a lifeboat.

Tens of millions of Americans are aghast at what is taking place in our country. But fearful.

Congratulations, Eden! I’m extremely proud of the way you’ve navigated the uncharted waters of your final semester in high school. 

A full week after George Floyd’s death, I found myself discussing racism with my 7-year-old daughter.

One of the biggest advancements we’ve seen during the coronavirus pandemic crisis is the development of rapid, on-site tests for COVID-19. Thanks to this innovation, the turnaround time for such tests has been reduced from one week to one hour or less.

Sunday is Flag Day – the 243rd anniversary of the adoption of the Stars and Stripes as America’s flag. It comes at a time of great cultural and political upheaval.

Rich Noyes of the Media Research Center found that from March 4 (when Joe Biden had basically wrapped up the Democratic nomination) through May 31, Trump coverage on the ABC, CBS and NBC evening newscasts was 94 percent negative. In May, it was 99.5 percent negative – an all-time low.