Opinion & Essay

In the U.S., the companies and platforms you interact with own the data they collect about you. This means they can legally sell this information to data brokers.

Clare O’Malley delivers a sweet, searing Joan who dazzles all with her confidence and determination in Delaware Theatre Company's production of "Saint Joan" in Wilmington.

A photographer, a housewife and a show that doesn't know when to stop.

At a time when national political news is inescapable, there is less local news to be found – and less interest in local politics from Americans.

Even today, a decade since the Great Recession hit, blacks still haven’t fully recovered and remain in a precarious financial condition.

There's a Yiddish saying that "a schlemiel is somebody who often spills his soup." Which brings us to Donald Trump.

There is a fundamental mismatch between what sexual assault survivors disclose and what legal systems need to hear to take action.

Left off publications due to Nazi prejudice, this Jewish woman lost her rightful place in the scientific pantheon as the discoverer of nuclear fission.

Did you catch Trump's 2020 campaign message, lodged deep within the State of the Union speech? "Here in the United States, we are alarmed by new calls to adopt socialism."

A desperate single mother bares her soul, but not effectively until the play's very end.

According to a survey, “record numbers of Americans say they care about global warming.” But voters do not identify climate issues as key drivers of their voting decisions.

As political and economic crises threaten to topple Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro, political scientists like us are not surprised that he has run into trouble.

Her mind takes off into daydreams, but the play is earth-bound by echoing sound where it's performed.

Hip-hop performers argue over the purpose of a public forum.

Blockchain technology isn’t as widely used as it could be, largely because blockchain users don’t trust each other, as research shows.