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.
President Barack Obama canceled a planned Asia tour so he could deal with the government shutdown and looming debt ceiling fight. That's just as well. It's hard to sell American...
Why another shutdown? Our government has three political parties these days: Democrats, Republicans and the new "radical Republicans." That radical Republican label has some history. The old radical Republicans were...
Why another shutdown? Our government has three political parties these days: Democrats, Republicans and the new "radical Republicans." That radical Republican label has some history. The old radical Republicans were...
What if we had a mass shooting and nobody noticed? That gloomy thought came to mind as I listened to the unsettling sound of silence that followed the recent Navy...
A California surfer dude has become the new "welfare queen." Before the House voted last week to slash food stamps by almost $40 million over the next 10 years, Politico...
Amid the gaudy Broadway show signs in Times Square, one stark nine-story billboard stands out in bold black-white-and-red lettering: "WARNING: Obamacare may be hazardous to your health." Disinformation about Obamacare...
A new U.S. Senate bill to protect journalists has stirred up a hornet's nest of criticism over an old nagging question: Who in the age of WikiLeaks is a "journalist"?...
When Benjamin Todd Jealous was chosen in 2008 at age 35 to be the NAACP's youngest president ever, a number of old-timers questioned whether he was up to the job....
President Barack Obama surprised many by deciding to turn to Congress for approval before he fires missiles at Syria. His decision makes sense. When proposing a military action that almost...
President Barack Obama surprised many by deciding to turn to Congress for approval before he fires missiles at Syria. His decision makes sense. When proposing a military action that almost...