Voices for Change

If we don’t stop this scourge of election rejection, then the future (and innate rights) of citizen voting are bleak

Let us reject Trump’s notion of how to celebrate America — not with tanks and missiles that glorify war, not with a...

Why can’t the Greeks just stick to the austerity plan and reduce their debt like the other countries? This and other often-asked questions are finally given some answers.

We are closer to nuclear war than we have been in many decades.

A century after its publication, the timeless novel warns us about the poisons of nationalism and idolatry and the commonality of our sojourns between birth and death.

Just as the protean Donald will say anything to win votes, the Party of Hypocrisy now confirms its mind-blowing hypocrisy, willing to support a partial, perceived winner who says anything to win power. Is that how to to make Republicans, let alone America, great again? Or just Trump, the perfect, modern media candidate, talking in such empty constructs angry campers can project whatever they want? Now we understand why rightwingers will embrace the Trumpster, less for unity than desperation: it's not pretty to see a national party cornered, then nullified, or worse.

One major lesson from the pandemic is that we can save the planet from climate change.

These kinds of developments are happening all over the world where Big Oil, unlike in America, can’t hog the microphone.

Breaking up is hard to do and Republicans just can't seem to quit their presumptive presidential candidate.

There is something especially vicious when a powerful politician descends to abusing innocents in an unsuccessful deception he knew would fail.