Although Colin Kaepernick is within his rights to protest police brutality, the way he is doing it is more effective at gaining him attention than it is at healing the racial divide in our country.
With movies like Terminator warning us about the dangers of artificial intelligence, and the preponderance of actual evidence that robots are growing smarter than we are, continuing to try to create A.I. is a risky proposition.
Let's stop attacking attorneys for having done their job.
College costs are rising far more than the value of a degree.
The GOP establishment is getting cold feet about Trump after the release of obscene tapes from 2005. It's a year too late for that.
Dan Nelson argues that diplomatic intervention in world affairs is more sustainable and successful than military intervention. Andy Wilson takes the position that we have to be prepared to take action in times when idealistic diplomacy fails.
Mexico's avocado industry is controlled by the cartels.
Jill Stein is framing herself as the only choice for progressives. But until she stops denying science and fostering pointless fear, she isn't.
President Pastides reflects on the flooding of one year ago.
People like Donald Trump who are rich enough to evade paying income taxes are the ones living off welfare, not the workers they hire and don't pay.
Lazy people have been behind most of civilization's advancements.
The relative pay of teachers continues to go down as the job gets more and more demanding.
Some college administrations have been encouraged to administratively punish racial microaggressions. This may not be the best way to go.
Despite her many privileges and the many valid things there are to hate about Hillary Clinton, she still has to face sexism, and we should be sure to notice that.
The debate commission and candidates care little about promoting and protecting democracy.
Last night was Trump's chance to make his case to America, but he performed so poorly that, if anything, he did the opposite.
The 200 percent increase in hospitalizations this year is definitely a problem, but imposing stricter restrictions on alcohol consumption will not change the culture that fosters unsafe drinking.