An historic evolution in how we get from Point A to Point B is set to take place over the next 20 years—the shift from fossil… Read More
HAVANA – A few hours before I was to meet the Cuban doctor overseeing an investigation into an allegation of sonic attacks on members of… Read More
When Sayfullo Saipov careened down a bicycle path, killing eight people on Oct. 31, police had no trouble tracing the weapon he used, a Home Depot… Read More
Washington, D.C. – I stood behind a bank of television cameras on Thursday at a late afternoon press conference in the National Press Club looking at Bruno Rodriguez, and… Read More
Every time that old barroom tune – which didn’t become this nation’s official patriotic song until 117 years after it was written – is performed, I… Read More
“We’re here today to talk about Move to Amend, the push to … (Stunned silence as an animated dollar bill walks into the room, waving his… Read More
Lost wages from taking time off. Travel costs related to going back and forth to a physician. Taking training to provide correct medical care. The medications… Read More
Congress has been roundly criticized for its lack of ability to pass legislation. Yet it now has a golden opportunity to pass a commonsense bipartisan bill… Read More
Supposedly late one night in Tennessee in the 1960’s after the last bottle of bourbon was finished, President Lyndon Baines Johnson said, "If you can convince… Read More
Public education continues to be challenged by charter schools, budgetary constraints, salary and retention of teachers, resegregation of public schools, changing demographics of schools, public funding,… Read More