Clarence Page is a syndicated columnist and a former member of the baiduhai Editorial Board. Among other awards, he won the Pulitzer Prize for Commentary (1989) and lifetime achievement awards from Chicago Headline Club, National Society of Newspaper Columnists, National Press Foundation and National Association of Black Journalists.
It must make the birthers' heads explode to hear President Barack Obama ridicule the ridiculous charge that he is a secret Kenyan. That's only one good reason for him to...
Evidence points to suicide, not homicide, as the cause of a Chicago-area woman's death in a Texas jail cell outside Houston, Texas officials say. Yet the arresting officer's dash-cam video...
If anything is certain about Donald Trump's bizarre bid for the Republican presidential nomination, it is the huge favors he does for the Democrats. That thought occurred to me last...
As President Barack Obama talked to reporters after becoming the first American president to visit a federal prison, his thoughts appeared to flash back to the "Choom Gang." That was...
What are we to make of the two biggest political pseudo-surprises of this midsummer: the spectacular crowds drawn by Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders. I say pseudo-surprises because, in some...
Suddenly Bill Cosby has become the Confederate battle flag of the entertainment world. Everybody seems to want to take him down. For months the iconic showman's defenders have tried to...
I applaud Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry's call for the Grand Old Party to patch up its differences with African-Americans, among other voters of color. Although I eagerly wait to...
At this stage, the 2016 presidential campaign is looking a lot like high school. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, for example, sounds like the locker-room bully who would torture Louisiana...
One of the most ironic things about U.S. presidents is how soon after they get comfortable with the job, it's over. That's a happy thought to those who can't wait...
What a deal. The Supreme Court's Obamacare decision reminds me of a demand that an aide to the late Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley is said to have given to...