Opinion & Essay

On Nov. 6, during critical midterm elections, the vote will represent the most meaningful way to protest and bring about change.

Trump Republicans would love nothing more than to see their opponents surrender the field in the spirit of civility.

A punky new show tells us that we should bloody well love 'em.

The confirmation process has become a ridiculous pantomime, where nominees proclaim their generic 'philosophy' without telling you what they think about specifics.

Let's take a quick trip down memory lane, even though this particular event may not live in your memory.

Ibrahim Miari grew up Jewish and also Muslim, and stands between two cultures.

Remorse and regret may fill the lyrics, but warmth fills the room.

On Sept. 26, 1918, the soldiers of the 28th Division, many of them from Philadelphia, nervously glanced at their watches as dawn approach ...

Preliminary study results show that a community's preference for Trump is associated with higher rates of teasing and bullying in Virginia middle schools.

Why are Republicans so determined to stick with Brett Kavanagh, soiling themselves in the process and alienating as many women voters as possible?

A new youth-devised campaign uses their networks to encourage peers to do one simple act: “Vote That Jawn.”

Samuel Beckett's words in whispers and a solo-performance obsession with Kate Winslow,

The play takes a hard look at the underbelly of college athletic programs.

Spurred by Anita Hill's treatment at the Thomas hearings, Lynn Yeakel ran for U.S. Senate in '92. She nearly unseated U.S. Sen. Arlen Specter, one of Hill's questioners.

When I heard that Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination was at risk due to accusations that he sexually assaulting a woman decades ago, I thought of Clarence Thomas