How did we get to this point?

The election is over and we will soon have a new president, but the final result will be a far cry from a sweeping repudiation of Trumpism.

Voting in the most important election in our life wraps up tomorrow. And then?

We cannot go back to normal, post-election, unless we want to end up right back here sometime in the future.

We like to think we are extraordinary, given our contributions to the world. But we're not.

Donald Trump would not be president if we as a nation aggressively prosecuted the rich for their malfeasance.

Conservatives have punk'd the nation, and the only way to fix it is to vote for Democrats in the upcoming election.

The international community snickered, at first, when the United States elected a reality-show president. They're not laughing anymore.

Everyone in the United States and around the globe is asking the same question: What does the Russian leader really want?

An autocratic takeover of our government is happening, and it is happening right now.

Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley may have spoken at the RNC, but she is not representative of her ethnic community.

News outlets used to report in a fair-and-balanced manner. Not anymore.

People are clinging to their individual freedoms in this country because they have already lost so much.

America's prosperity was set in motion by the man who bravely led the nation through the Great Depression and World War II.

The 1980s ushered in a new era of consumerism that has only accelerated in the years since.

We are starting to see disturbing parallels between the Romanov regime and our current state of affairs in this country.

Money, wealth, privilege and fame allows criminals like Jeffrey Epstein to prosper, while not-so-elite victims are shut down.

How a child of the 1970s grew up to learn that a vilified ideology suits her just fine.

Americans believe there is a level playing field when it comes to getting ahead in this country. There isn't.

Income inequality keeps growing in the United States, with new billionaires being minted despite the economic crisis.