Louie Villalobos

Over the next few days, our elected leaders will blame each other for their collective failure to avoid the shutdown. Whose fault do you think it is?

This is your opportunity to tell USA TODAY Opinion why you think America is so violent and what, if anything, we can do to change that.

The Annunciation Catholic School shooting in Minneapolis, Minnesota, again raises the question: Why do we accept gun violence as normal?

Trump is celebrating the Army's 250th anniversary – and the president's 79th birthday – with a parade in DC on June 14. Do you support it? Tell us.

As the Senate debates the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, we want to hear from you about Medicaid. Should Republicans make cuts or save it? Take our poll.

I haven't been a sports fan for decades, but I know the WNBA season starts May 16. Why do I care? Call it the Caitlin Clark effect.

Everyone's talking about President Trump's 100 days. But Elon Musk and DOGE have been a massive part of it. We want to know how you feel about that.

Republicans have Congress, the White House and the Supreme Court. So why are they flailing?

Trump's latest political mistake is an attempt to exsanguinate the U.S. Department of Education, which hurls money at Republican states.

President Donald Trump has said he has a mandate from voters after the 2024 election. This is a chance for you to tell us if that's the case.

To put it mildly, Trump and Republicans are working to change the American government. Some of us love it, some of us hate it. Now we're asking you.

Trump can't stop talking about it. Our columnists can't stop writing about it. Now we want you to tell us: What do you think about DEI?

Call of Duty actor Kimber London immediately saw the hate from intolerant gamers that comes with being nonbinary. Then they saw the support.

Technology is an increased concern for parents. So we're asking you for advice on raising children in a world of iPads and TikTok.

Americans who love TikTok have decided that moving to an actual Chinese-owned app is better than going back to Meta. The irony of it is delicious.

There is no chance that I'm letting Santa Claus get the thanks for my work this Christmas.

These aren't the usual 'politics.' This, my friends, is about the core beliefs we all hold near and dear to our identity.

My truth is that I have no business being a father, but my son is helping me believe I deserve it.

It was a simple enough question that shouldn’t have sent me reeling. But here I am pondering generational parenting. What even is a good parent?

One of the silliest things to come out of this 2024 presidential election is the idea that nobody wanted the rematch of old guys. Lies.