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.
Leaders of the tea party movement reacted angrily to the NAACP's call for the movement to purge "racist elements" from its ranks. Then a few days later one of the...
Having failed to convince us that President Barack Obama is a secret Muslim, a secret Kenyan and a secret pal of terrorists, his opponents now want us to believe he...
Here's a question to the global warming deniers who sarcastically called me a dope during last winter's back-to-back-to-back blizzards on the East Coast: Is it hot enough for you now?...
Lobbyists for gun rights owe black Americans a historical debt of gratitude. The U.S. Supreme Court reminds us of this debt in its recent decision to overturn Chicago's sweeping prohibition...
On the thorny issue of immigration, "this administration will not just kick the can down the road," says President Barack Obama — after almost a year and a half of...
On the thorny issue of immigration, "this administration will not just kick the can down the road," says President Barack Obama — after almost a year and a half of...
Charter schools receive a lot of well-deserved attention this time of year when they appear to be performing miracles. But what about the ones that don't? The Obama administration believes,...
Looking back, it is ironic that Pentagon brass thought Gen. Stanley McChrystal needed to make himself more available to the media. That was before an embedded Rolling Stone magazine reporter...
It's not really fair to refer to payday lenders as loan sharks. After all, loan sharks don't have their own lobbyists. Nor do loan sharks advertise with big signs on...
Let's hear it for the small people. Something got lost in translation when BP Chairman Carl-Henric Svanberg (cq), a Swede, referred to victims of his company's Gulf of Mexico oil...