What is the Unitary Executive, and How Does That Bring America Closer to Having a King?
Eroding checks and balances in the age of Trump.
Race & Politics
What Does It Mean To Be Black Enough?
The Blackening, a clever homage to horror, not only entertains but also inspires a deeper conversation about the diverse experiences of Black life.
Kash Patel Orders SWAT Team To Be Designated Drivers for His Girlfriend's Drunk Friend
Patel is the Poster Child for Abuse of Power.
America Has a Symbols Problem
Patriotism has become performance, not responsibility.
What the Donald Trump Administration Has Cost You
Policies for the few, costs for the many.
Pete Hegseth is a World-Class Actor
From bravado to backlash: the fallout of Hegseth’s orders.
The One Promise Liar, Liar Trump Delivered to Americans
Trump is doing all he can to make America white again.
The Tumultuous Love Life of RFK, Jr.
Despite a deviant personal life, RFK Jr. navigates the political landscape with little friction, leaving many to wonder about the double standards at play.
The Collateral Damage of Transparency: The Epstein Files Dilemma
As the Epstein Files approach release, the tension between public accountability and the murky waters of classified information becomes palpable.
Opinion: You didn't Listen When I Told You About the Epstein Files a While Ago
Some of us screamed about the child trafficking rings involving high-level politicians and others. We were called crazy conspiracy theorists.
Is there a Path to Impeaching Pam Bondi?
With the Epstein Files Transparency Act in play, Bondi's potential for redacting critical information raises major questions about accountability and transparency.
The Politics of 'One Piece': Morality over Ideology
Through Luffy's adventures, One Piece underscores a critical message: strength lies in moral clarity that transcends party lines and embraces universal values.
Karoline Leavitt Defends Donald Trump Calling a Female Reporter 'Piggy'
From ‘Piggy’ to ‘Nasty’: How Leavitt Normalizes Trump’s Attacks on Women Reporters.
Code Red: The Black Job Crisis
How the no-diversity economy has crushed Black Americans.
The Savvy Art of Winning Trump's Favor through Praise
Politicians and leaders worldwide have learned that flattering Donald Trump can yield powerful results.
The Winners and Losers of the Epstein Saga
Accountability Is the only real victory.
What We Learned from the Epstein Survivors' Press Conference
With support building, one victim said the names of the guilty will be revealed regardless of Congress' decision.
The Strategy Behind Trump Referring to Minorites as 'Low IQ'
It’s an effort to justify racial disparities rather than confront them.
Where Will Epsteingate Fall in the Ranks of Sordid American Politics
And what does this tell us about the elite in western polities?
Linguistic Racism Shapes Power and Trust
How “sounding white” still confers privilege.
Will the Senate Refuse to Vote to Release the Epstein Files?
By the time it gets to them, it will be a wave, not a whimper.
Where Does the Term 'the Dog that Didn't Bark' Come From?
Jeffrey Epstein cribbed the term from one of America's finest fictional detectives.
What the New Batch of Epstein Files Say About Donald Trump
The House Oversight Committee has made thousands of documents available, raising questions about the Commander in Chief's connections to the late sex trafficker.
Despite Its Dark Acts of Genocide, Africa Is Building Something Bright with Technology
While Africa surges with innovation and change, much of the world remains blind — refusing to see both its triumphs and, worse, its troubles.
It’s Been Five Days—Why Has the Whitestown Killer Still Not Been Identified?
Stand your ground shouldn’t shield murderers.
MAGA Indians Can’t Escape Racism
The xenophobic dangers of supporting the house that Donald Trump built.
Hispanic Woman Shot and Killed Through a Door in Whitestown, Indiana
The shooting sheds light on the town’s long history of racial tension.
Mexico’s President Being Groped Highlights Men’s Failure to Protect Women
The fight for women’s safety requires men everywhere to recognize their role and act accordingly.
Japanese Cartoon Sparks Revolutions Around the World
From Asia to Africa to Europe, Gen Z fights oppressive governments under One Piece’s iconic banner.
‘Homophobia’ Is Not A Mental Illness, It Is Masterful Marketing
By branding prejudice as “homophobia,” society has created a powerful tool for awareness and change, helping promote acceptance worldwide.