In the United States today, democracy is under siege. The Executive Branch of our government, led by the President, is...

Last week I got up on Monday morning and sat down to write my usual kind of column about what...

Back in 2015-2016, when I first began writing columns for Impakter, my contributions covered theories of history based on progressive...

Emboldened, vindictive, and surrounded by managerially incompetent loyalists out to destroy government agencies and punish his enemies, Mr. Trump is...

It was a real squeaker, all right, but it squeaked the wrong way: in the Electoral College, determined by a...

This summer, best-selling journalist Steven Brill, who is also the co-founder of NewsGuard, a company that tracks online misinformation which...

Early this summer, we found both the New York Times and the Washington Post, minimizing criticism of Trump’s incoherence and...

I don’t know about you, but I am always setting forth to carry out ethical resolutions based on my personal...

This summer, as if out of nowhere, what seemed a sure path to a Democratic win in November’s presidential election...

Photographs of the American writer James Baldwin, with his penetrating gaze suggesting curiosity, discernment, and wry humor, have suddenly appeared...

My daughter having expressed interest in the “silent generation” she thinks I grew up in, I reminded her that a...

How is it that, in a country founded on the separation of church and state, religious groups play such an...