One year ago, as the U.S. Supreme Court prepared to issue its landmark right-to-work ruling in Janus v. AFSCME, labor leaders around the country complained to anyone who would listen that banning mandatory dues and/or agency fees for government workers would put a nail in the coffin of public-sector unions.
Thursday marks World Refugee Day, when we honor the strength, courage and resilience of millions of refugees around the world who have been forced to flee their homes due to violence, armed conflict and persecution.
Congress should approve a bill to study reparations for the descendants of slaves. Justice and morality cry out for some way of compensating them for the horrific treatment of their ancestors.
There is plenty to criticize about President Trump’s obsession with illegal immigration and the many false claims he has made. But Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez went overboard when she compared U.S. detention facilities for immigrants to Nazi concentration camps in World War II.
When Pastor Alvin Dupree was invited to deliver the commencement address at North High School, it should not have surprised anyone when he mentioned his relationship with Jesus Christ.
Former Vice President Joe Biden currently leads the Democratic herd running for president, because voters see him as the candidate most likely to beat Donald Trump.
This week, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will meet with President Trump in Washington. As foreign leaders tend to do, Trudeau comes to our nation's capital with some asks. Two in particular.
The best way for Democrats to ensure that Donald Trump leaves office as soon as possible is by focusing their energy on the issues, not on impeachment.
A group of liberal judicial activists in putting together a secret list of potential judicial appointees in the event a Democrat defeats President Trump in 2020.