Ruben Navarrette Jr.

Just as men and women view relationships differently, so too are there differences between how people of color and police officers see the touchy issue of racial profiling. For Hispanics...

Which is the more menacing threat to America's teenagers--a bully or a can of soda? State legislatures are rushing to rescue our youth from bullies just as the world's largest...

Losing the White House and failing to win control of Congress has left Democrats soul-searching for what went wrong. What the party of Roosevelt really should look for is a...

Question: The SAT is (A) A useful device upon which colleges have become overly dependent. (B) A sacred cow that reformers challenge at their peril. (C) A license to print...

While devastated racing fans grieve over a death in the family, and reformers push to make a deadly sport only slightly less deadly, I prefer to mark the tragic demise...

One lesson I learned in four years as a substitute teacher is that we cannot improve public education in America until we first improve the relationship between teachers and parents....

Poor Mexico, goes the saying, so far from God--and so close to the United States. For most of the 150 years since surrendering, at the end of a gun barrel,...

Dinner-party etiquette dictates you never mix religion and politics. Yet President Bush's executive order last week creating a White House office to encourage community and faith-based groups to compete for...

The emphasis on student testing at the heart of the Bush administration's education plan forces Americans to confront a question that haunts patients who are diagnosed with deadly diseases: Do...