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.
Fate is indeed fickle. Who would have guessed that in this year's Oscar voting, "Brokeback Mountain," a fine risky movie about a gay love affair, would surge ahead of "Capote,"...
Pollster John Zogby says he has been asked by senior military brass to give a presentation at U.S. Central Command in Florida about his firm's recent poll of American troops...
What's with Karl Rove and Hillary Rodham Clinton? President Bush's brain and the former first lady have been sounding like chattering teenage candidates in a hot student council race. It...
Uncle Tom got a bum rap. I'm convinced of that after talking to James Henson Sr., a retired attorney in suburban Washington. He ought to know. He has known Uncle...
Not a moment too soon, Congress is turning up the heat on the cozy relationship that Internet giants Google, Yahoo Inc., Microsoft Corp. and Cisco Systems conduct with China's cyber-police....
White House reporters pounced on White House press secretary Scott McClellan like jackals circling a wounded antelope, teeth bared. "Scott, do you think that the shooting accident involving the vice...
Conservatives pride themselves, accurately or not, on grounding their arguments in fact, not emotion. Yet, some comments at Coretta Scott King's nationally televised funeral that were critical of President Bush,...
It is unfortunate, one civil libertarian once said, but sometimes you have to defend people whom you would never invite to your home for dinner. That's how I feel about...
When I was in Zimbabwe during the beginning of the country's fuel crisis a few years ago, a popular joke about President Robert Mugabe's inept policies described a driver sitting...
Let us remember Coretta Scott King for the earlier triumphs of her life and not so much for her family's later controversies. Let us remember the love, courage and tenacity...