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.
Motherhood no longer appears to be what it used to be. Compared to 20 years ago, today's mothers of newborns are older, more educated, less often white, more often Hispanic...
How about that for luck? President Barack Obama makes a big concession to the "Drill, baby, drill" crowd by opening up more offshore lands to drilling and it blows up...
'Tis the season, it appears, for outlandish crime-fighting ideas — and it's making worldwide news. "Gang violence in Chicago is spiraling so far out of control," gasps Rupert Murdoch's British-based...
Congratulations, Arizona. If your new "reasonable suspicion" immigration ID-check law was intended to get Washington's attention, it succeeded. It also raised my reasonable suspicion that the immigration debate has been...
What might the highly publicized suicide of a Massachusetts girl tormented by cyber-bullying have in common with the fatal videotaped beating of a teenage boy in Chicago? Other students apparently...
I attended the tea party movement's Tax Day rally near the White House in the way that Mick Jagger in an old Rolling Stones tune "went down to the demonstration...
Michael Steele, the Republican National Committee's embattled chairman, should "do a Tiger," as in Tiger Woods. After weeks of gossip and speculation, the pro golf superstar faced a firing squad...
A friend who writes a newspaper column asked a timely question to his online network of fellow sufferers, including me. He wanted to know in this age of e-mails, the...