From erasing the heroic achievements of Black soldiers to changing hiring policies, the president's actions represent a normalization of racism we must all fight against.

Government investment in research, hospitals, and universities is what saved older cities after U.S. manufacturing imploded in the 1970s.

The slow, seemingly piecemeal march of American dictatorship is trampling colleges and law firms and coming for the rest of us.

Europeans grasp the threat the growing Trump-Putin alliance poses to Western security.

Write your state representative a letter: Cursive handwriting deserves a comeback.

From tears to teachable moments, a minute-by-minute timeline of what I saw and the Philadelphians I met over four hours Wednesday at the store's Grand Court.

Many of those interred in Arlington’s more than 600 acres made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. Their legacies shouldn’t fall victim to Trump’s virulent attacks on DEI.

The bottom-of-the-line sedan is new from the ground up, and a midrange test vehicle shows almost how low you can go.

Trump's use of sticks for Ukraine and only carrots for Russia, means Kremlin will hold to demands for Kyiv surrender.

More than a week after Rep. Green was censured for interrupting Trump's address, the lingering question is: Why didn’t Democratic members of the House jump to their feet and stand with him?

On the passing of my father, and of the American era of knowledge he embodied.

Meghan Markle Sussex's critics are still mad because she got handed the keys to the royal castle and said, “No, thanks." Now she has a new Netflix show and is living her best life.

The little sedan’s ho-hum looks can still out-Corolla a Corolla, but the GLI Autobahn version is all Volkswagen on the road.

The White House is so eager to partner with the Russian dictator that it bludgeons Kyiv to accept Kremlin demands.

My first thought when I saw my favorite van Gogh painting on a can of beer was "Oh ale, no!"