Cafe : Opinion

The 2010s saw American Democracy tested in unprecedented ways.

Journalism needs journalists running the operations or nothing will change.

We should view the Civil War as a second American revolution — with that perspective, we'll be able to realize the reforms necessary to preserve our rights.

The Trump administration has used legally questionable loopholes to appoint acting leaders of DHS, skirting the Senate nomination process at an unprecedented level.

The North Korean leader is more worldly than his father and has indicated he wants to modernize his country, but Kim Jong Un is ultimately a dictator unwilling to jeopardize his family dynasty.

A constitutional violation worthy of an impeachment probe has been sitting under Democrats’ noses since Trump took office — his efforts to undermine Obamacare.

Reformers have made strides at the state level, but to reverse voter suppression tactics employed by Republicans nationwide, Democrats must enact federal reform if they win office.

Much of antipathy toward labor unions in the U.S. can be traced to an economic myth: the "wage-price spiral."

False and misleading information threatens the integrity of our elections. We must get serious about stopping it.