A viable opposition party is crucial for the country's political health

As President Donald Trump crosses the 100-day mark of his second term, it’s time to assess his performance.

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It is a bold assertion for Graham to argue Senator Bruce and his Old Family wife Josephine Willson Bruce were America’s First Black Dynasty. I get the marketing hook and all.

Listen now | An interview with commentator Kayla

Promise and peril. Despite Trump’s relative success with black voters in 2024, especially with black men, he remains toxic to much of the black elite.

Compassion—not schadenfreude—is how to bridge post-election divides.

How I got out of the industry, and how you can protect yourself from it

We are historically a culture of life, not death

A Thanksgiving meditation for leaders in a troubled time

Perspective from a chastened "never-Trumper." Democrats haven’t reckoned with the social and cultural damage done in 2020 and beyond after George Floyd’s murder.

Public intellectual, professor, and writer of the forthcoming WE HAVE NEVER BEEN WOKE Musa al-Gharbi spoke about how sometimes our feelings and arguments don...

All the prominent but obviously false narratives about the 2024 election prepared for burial in one convenient post.

Some Perspective from a Friend

Trump's historic upset may reveal a path to bridging the political divide

A race that goes beyond race

How we talk about one another matters

Listen now | An interview with Braver Angels national leader John Wood Jr.

A Prohuman perspective on our near-miss with a national tragedy

Not your typical red pill narrative

Wilfred Reilly has positioned himself online (and in person) as a wicked smart but rather hilarious cultural and political commentator. He and Connie discuss why it’s important to tell the truth and his assessment of who tends not to.

We live at a time when racial identifiers are ascribed too much value. This is a strange but in some ways understandable paradox. Race, as currently understood, is an extremely bebulous concept that we humans have created and used for the most pernicious of purposes.

Public schools should teach tolerance, not ideology

Political Commentator and moderator Ashira Solomon tells her side of the story as a black American-Israeli Jew.