What’s your take on Colin Kaepernick and the Betsy Ross flag controversy? Some thoughts from me: With his reported objections to the “Betsy Ross” flag design on a pair of special-edition Nike […]
They’ve been percolating at the state and local level, and now a bipartisan group on Capitol Hill hopes to fund social impact bonds (SIBs) with federal dollars. We lack extensive […]
J.C. Watts, chairman of the soon-to-launched Black News Channel (BNC), said his television network will help show how the African-American community is far more than criminals, entertainers or athletes so […]
Amazon Fire TV is a fast-growing platform for viewing TV content, and we’re thrilled to announce that Bold TV is now available in this venue. If you have an Amazon […]
One of the most promising aspects of Republican Rep. Paul Ryan’s new anti-poverty plan (thoroughly and thoughtfully broken down by my Forbes contributor colleague Scott Winship) is a commitment to […]
Right now there’s a broad spectrum of sentiment toward “privilege.” The Harvard Kennedy School, my alma mater, is reportedly requiring a new privilege awareness training for incoming students. A popular […]
In a truly misguided display of chutzpah, some members of the Tea Party are congratulating themselves over a supposed “historic victory” in the government shutdown debacle. Yet the shutdown gang […]
In wake of the tragic Chabad of Poway synagogue shooting in Poway, Calif., it’s easy to feel helpless about the repeated acts of violence against people of faith around the […]
Today is the grim anniversary of 20 years since the mass shooting at Columbine High School, and Darrell Scott, the father of the first shooting victim has since built a […]
“ore than half of everybody’s babies will be born where there was never a marriage. That is a disaster. It is wrong, and someone has to say, again, ‘It is […]