Citizenship is hard in the 21st century. No, I’m not talking about the legal status that makes one officially an “American.” Exercising that kind of citizenship requires nothing more than breathing.

New York Times Opinion Columnist Michelle Goldberg joins Stephen Richer and Archon Fung to discuss “South Park” and the role ...

Onoh’s decision to support the APC and President Tinubu, despite his roots in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), was not a betrayal of heritage as he was constantly accused of by almost all south ...

In 1910, Roosevelt gave an address at the Sorbonne in Paris on the nature and responsibilities of citizenship. The most-cited ...

The decision triggers fears that the U.S. might return to a pattern of military interference in the region that dates to the ...

We can argue over “a” or “the.” Better yet, let the students debate it in their history classes. Advocates of a “patriotic ...

The core problem is that while we retain some voice in the political system, that influence doesn’t extend to massive corporate structures. “Voting with our wallets” offers little power when essential ...

Fortunes built on dominant positions, even outright monopolies; a society in which 1% of the population held 50% of the ...

A craving for international prestige, a decade-long Obama rivalry and perhaps a dash of provocation: a mercurial melange of ...

The White House invoked Theodore Roosevelt's "Man in the Arena" speech to portray Donald Trump as a resilient leader confronting adversity. An image of Trump in a Roman-style arena accompanied the ...

Family and friends identified the American as Hosam Sarayas. The U.S. State Department confirmed on Tuesday that a U.S. citizen was killed in Syria after disturbing videos surfaced showing him ...