Voters in nine states will get to decide whether to liberalize laws involving marijuana this year in a rush of ballot measures that pro-pot activists see as a critical tipping point in the fight over legalization.Five states — Arizona,
The raging feud between Donald Trump and Khizr and Ghazala Khan, is symptomatic of the divisiveness and bitterness that has taken root in many aspects of American society today. If we continue to fight each other and divert our attention away
Bernie Sanders had a great run. He exceeded every expectation, mobilized millions, and changed the political conversation. He made the word revolution fashionable again. Now he’s focused on getting Hillary Clinton elected and forming a
PITTSBURGH- Since the late 1990’s, the family who owned and ran this Texaco gas station tried everything to remind the glut of suburban traffic that passed them every day to get to their well manicured homes outside the city limits the
Republican nominee Donald Trump, who is showing increasing signs he may cracking under the pressure of presidential politics, has expanded his campaign of insults by attacking House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), Senate Majority Leader Mitch
It’s been a very entertaining couple of weeks in politics, but hiding just behind the septic tank explosion that was theRepublican National Convention, and the wonky nerd prom of the DNC, lays an important yet overlooked story.For the first time
Hillary Clinton has led a life of firsts, both for society and women. And whether you like her or not, she has confronted sexism unlike any other.Every move she makes is tweeted, every word she speaks is recorded and every interaction is
The conventions are over. The tweets and the tantrums have only just intensified. President Obama played it cool, telling us not to fret or to worry. Instead he said, if you’re mad, or scared don’t boo: Vote. Still, it is hard not to worry
In a presidential race with the focus solely on sensationalism, the media is pushing truly important stories aside.With its continued affinity for style over substance, the media is taking its eye off the ball. Way, way off the
Donald Trump’s presidential campaign denied a report on Wednesday that the Republican presidential nominee had three times asked a foreign policy adviser why the U.S. could not use its vast nuclear arsenal.“There is no truth to this,”
