One year into its amazing revolution, Egypt is still in crisis. Despite overthrowing Hosni Mubarak, their dictator of 30 years, Egyptians continue to be ruled by military men with iron fists.read more

Romney and Gingrich seem to be making progress in winning the Jewish vote. They have portrayed Obama as a Palestinian ally. But in turning their backs on the peace process, they are serving neither Israel’s security nor U.S. interests in the region.read more

When an international organization dedicated to media freedoms expresses concern about the state of such liberties in our country, we need to take note.read more

Racial segregation between blacks and whites has declined for four consecutive decades, according to a study based on census records through 2010 from the Manhattan Institute.read more

It’s a crisp sunny morning in late December. I’m sitting in my therapist’s lobby in Midtown Manhattan, anxiously waiting for my girlfriend, Sabrina, to arrive. She’s visiting my shrink with me so we can duke out our premarital differences, which can be boiled down to one, ever-nagging question: Why, after three-and-a-half happy years together, do I still cringe at the thought of getting married?read more

Rick Sanctimoron is from Old Dominion.read more

A new candidate threw her hat in the ring as a candidate for Wisconsin governor this week: Democratic State Senator Kathleen Vinehout, a dairy farmer from Alma, Wisconsin.read more

I was informed that on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day the book "Rethinking Columbus," designed to make pupils and teachers think about how this county was founded and developed by its many peoples, was banned from the classrooms of Tucson, Arizona. The book, which has been in print for twenty years and has sold 300,000 copies, carries essays donated by noted Native American, Mexican American, African American, Hispanic American and white authors and educators. This includes two essays of mine entitled "Black Indians and Resistance” from BLACK INDIANS: A HIDDEN HERITAGE.read more

I spent seven weeks in Zuccotti Park, and here is what I got.read more

THE PROGRESSIVE INTERVIEW | March 2012 issueread more

He wants more government intrusion into your bedroom.read more

In 2010, the GOP bet big on Wisconsin and won. And its victory will be on full display at Conservative Political Action Conference this week. Paul Ryan and Scott Walker are giving keynote speeches.read more

The U.S and the Israelis want to maintain their nuclear monopoly in the region.read more