Many experts are warning about what Trump portends for America. Let me offer a warning about those warnings.
The past and future presidents aren't as similar as they seem.
American Jewish organizations can't pretend this is business as usual.
Why facts matter and some ideas to reinject them into our debates.
People no longer agree on what high-quality news is.
Wage stagnation in the Rust Belt probably won't endure through his presidency.
Failing to set up a blind trust is a colossal mistake.
Life for New Yorkers inside the perimeter will change. Whenever a president moves, everything nearby freezes.
I don't mind the pins. I mind people getting bent out of shape merely for being questioned about them.
The new political landscape is just one of the issues that will roil newly legal recreational and medical marijuana use.
The United States apologized for locking up Japanese Americans. Have we learned nothing?
Click-bait and “truthiness” are just as bad.
What happens when a traffic stop could mean deportation.
Hateful people have no place in my neighborhood.
2016 has been a year for implausible scenarios, so let me sketch out one for 2017.
The new administration shouldn't break with tradition.
The less popular he gets, the likelier it is GOP lawmakers will defect.
I will miss everything about her being first lady, except for the endless barrage of insults lobbed her way.
Think the fourth estate will be manhandled in a Trump administration? Think again.
And it probably won't prevent another woman from eventually winning the presidency, either.
