As an admitted control freak, it pains me to write these words. But the truth is: some people have too much control. You don’t
Category: Charity & Justice
Lance Armstrong: A moral dilemma for all of us
How should we feel about an athlete who cheated to achieve fame and glory, but who also has been remarkably charitable? Such is the
Make an informed decision on the retention of Missouri judges
by Megan O’Neill As advertisements and election coverage intensifies in the final week of campaigning, one type of candidate will not grace the television
Can felons vote in your state? You got a problem with that?
One of the core beliefs of our country is that everyone has a right to vote. But what about the people who break our
No apologies in the so-called “apology tour”
In tonight’s third 2012 Presidential debate, Governor Romney once again referred to President Obama’s diplomatic tour in Spring 2009 as an “apology tour.” He
Clinton remembers poor as well as middle class
The official poverty rate for the United States in 2010 was 15.1 percent. There were 46.2 million individuals who were poor, defined as a
Obama signs anti-human-trafficking executive order
In a fitting move on the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation, President Obama has taken major step forward in the fight against human
Romney to export Illinois jobs on Election Day
Mitt Romney’s campaign has come under fire for a number of gaffes recently, but one action by the company he cofounded, Bain Capital, is
Dear 20-something: Think about the issues, then vote!
How important is it that young people go to the polls and vote? If you’re an Obama supporter as I am it’s crucial. Look
Romney says what he really thinks about poor people
Mother Jones’ David Corn has unearthed a video–apparently taped secretly at a Romney fundraiser–in which Romney talks candidly to his donors about the 47