OPINION

Our generation lives in fear—of being shot or of a loved one being shot. Now, the gun lobby is attacking our right to effect change.

The West is facing security threats unlike any since the end of the Cold War, but a dearth of leadership continues to plague the alliance.

Even if a subsequent president wanted to pardon Trump—in the interest of, say, domestic tranquility—she could not.

I clerked for the federal judge who ultimately found stop-and-frisk unconstitutional, and Bloomberg excoriated the ruling. There's no doubt in my mind his apology is insincere.

Iran is just the latest government to shut off its internet in a hope to shut down its problems.

No American can be comfortable with the level of violence Native American women and girls face.

An astonishing 1.2 billion tons of carbon emissions could disappear thanks to American ingenuity and innovation, but don't expect the media to report it.

After all these years, liberals are still clinging to the theory that power should be concentrated within the government.

Workers are finally fighting back against the damaging culture of salary secrecy.

During my 27 years in law enforcement, I experienced having to investigate my own. It's tough, but everybody should be held accountable.

One of us endorsed Bernie Sanders. The other endorsed Elizabeth Warren. But make no mistake—we are allies.

Having lost my daughter in the Parkland shooting, I am all too well aware of who is trying to stop gun violence and who isn't. "Do-nothing" Democrats is a slur, especially coming from the men blocking gun safety laws.