Opinion

The “Great Replacement” is real. But, in the U.S.it has never been about the recruiting of foreigners to undermine white workers.

Despite "Everything Everywhere All at Once's" unrelenting strangeness, the movie's most absurd aspect may be Waymond's incessant optimism.

Growing up as a mixed-race Iranian American girl in the suburban Midwest, being the target of racism was as integral to my education as learning how to read.

The horrific behavior of R. Kelly, and the popularity of "I Believe I Can Fly," is now part of t history of the Black church and its music.

How can conservative Christians believe such abortion bans are “pro-life” when legislators who pass them ignore rising maternal mortality rates?

Nathan Rutherford is a nice guy. Affably played by comedy veteran Ed Helms, Nathan holds tours for school groups in his house/museum, treats his teenage personal assistant Bobby Yang (Jesse...

There has nearly always been a place for hate in America, provided it is widespread. When it's not the attitude of the majority, hate may be loudly condemned.