Clarence Page

There’s a lot of populist appeal in Graham Platner’s spiel. And in keeping with these times, he is wrestling with scandal.

This seems like an ideal time for Democrats to make hay. Yet, they are having an embarrassing public fight among themselves.

Clarence Page: ‘Anti-weaponization fund’ is corruption, but it’s also an instrument of abuse

Dr. Mehmet Oz sounded the alarm on a fertility crisis, but what about those who can’t afford to start a family?

When asked about a delay in having kids, many young couples cite economic and job uncertainties. Some cite a general dread about the world.

In striking down the Louisiana voting map as a racial gerrymander, the court opened the door for other states to redraw their maps, too.

The federal indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center has all the hallmarks of political ploy.

Even right-wing strategist Steve Bannon has opined that the defense secretary needs to dial down the biblical rhetoric.

Some are comparing the war in Iran to Vietnam, and watching Pete Hegseth reminds me of the movie “Apocalypse Now.”

The U.S. is hardly an outlier in allowing birthright citizenship. It is the law in more than 30 countries.