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PITTSBURGH -- What if we began looking at nuclear energy in a different way? What if those new perspectives worked and brought people from all sides of the energy equation together for the first time in a generation? That is the genesis behind ...

At a time when housing affordability and economic mobility are at the forefront of national conversations, the need for effective, accountable leadership at the Department of Housing and Urban Development has never been more urgent. To address these ...

Today is Friday, Oct. 11, 2024, the day of the week when I reprise a quotation intended to be uplifting or enlightening. Since today is the birthday of Eleanor Roosevelt, patron saint of modern first ladies and a continuing source of inspiration to ...

There may be five stages of grief, but there's usually just one when it comes to political defeat - pretend to soul-search, then carry on as if nothing happened. In the wake of Donald Trump's clearcut victory on November 5, Democrats and their media ...

The last presidential debate was not even halfway over when Donald Trump accused his opponent of a careless kind of rhetoric that nearly got him killed: "I probably took a bullet to the head because of the things that they say about me." Kamala ...

Not everything significant politically is happening just in the target states. "Never seen anything like this in thirty years," said California Republican consultant Mike Madrid in an X post, referencing the sharp increase in Republican registration ...

The Democrats were distraught when Rachel Maddow negotiated with her Comcast paymasters to only do her show one night a week. What would the Left do with their Maddow magic cut by 80%? For media critics, Maddow has been tougher to analyze as a cable ...

Playing Margaret Thatcher in the new movie "REAGAN" was one of the most intimidating roles of my life. We're talking about the woman who led Great Britain out of its version of the 1970s "malaise," helped Ronald Reagan stare down the Soviet Union,

The 2024 presidential election isn't a choice between individuals, or even political parties. It's a choice between two competing - and diametrically opposed - visions for the future of this country. One of the main differences between the Republican ...

In the second half of the 20th century, enrollment in U.S. public schools nearly doubled. There was some slowdown during desegregation as enrollment in private schools surged. However, growth resumed by the early 1980s at a little less than 2% each ...