Jay Evensen

The tariff cases pending before the Supreme Court echo what happened in the 1930s.

The only solution is to completely sever ties to gambling.

Seven years later, the culture is changing; fewer people are drinking.

The nation overspent by $1 trillion in just two months.

Several Philadelphia writers were asked in 1975 to predict life in 2025; one guy did a great job.

With the government shutdown, people are looking at unorthodox recession indicators.

Cybersecurity experts say the U.S. already faces countless attacks per day.

Muhammad Yunus' efforts to unite Bangladesh ahead of February election hold lessons for a United States that is growing ever more hyper-partisan.

If too many athletes are caught throwing contests, all of sports could suffer.

The nation has the mechanism it needs to bring competing forces together to craft solutions. The power to solve problems and end frustrations still resides in the people.