Why Are Hundreds Protesting Against A New Theater Director?
BUDAPEST, Hungary — Around 300 people gathered outside Budapest's New Theater on Wednesday to protest its new director, an actor with links to f...
BUDAPEST, Hungary — Around 300 people gathered outside Budapest's New Theater on Wednesday to protest its new director, an actor with links to f...
Posted 12.30.2011 | Entertainment
Former "Saturday Night Live" actress Victoria Jackson, working on confidential information she has special clearance to obtain as a web talk-show host...
Mark Goulston, M.D. | Posted 12.26.2011 | Politics
Read my lips. Two words will explain why... "Fearful aggression." Fearful aggression is well-known to show dog and thoroughbred horse trainers. It oc...
Deepak Chopra | Posted 12.19.2011 | Politics
Since it is based on the Greek word for stealing, the term "kleptocracy" sounds inflammatory. But as income gaps open up wider and wider, there is evidence of a serious rift in American democracy, and in that rift one finds untold greed, corruption, and cronyism.
Madeline Janis | Posted 02.05.2012 | Media
Frank Luntz, the Republican pollster and messaging guru, gave a recent talk where he described his 10 biggest do's and don'ts for talking about the economy in the post occupy Wall Street environment.
Ronald B. Robinson | Posted 02.04.2012 | Black Voices
For a sustained period, Cain was the GOP candidate who most successfully stimulated the nostalgia for the good ole days of the "great communicator," Ronald Reagan, among "the base."
Fernando Espuelas | Posted 01.21.2012 | Politics
The Tea Partiers have found their candidate. And in these times, where the Tea Party goes, as the debate ceiling debacle showed showed the world, so goes the Republican Party. Republicans, say hello to your nominee: Newt Gingrich.
Richard Brodsky | Posted 01.17.2012 | Media
Income inequality is the greatest domestic long-term threat to the American experience that we face. It ain't funny and it ain't trivial.
Zaki Hasan | Posted 01.14.2012 | Entertainment
With how much and how clearly Frank Miller seems to identify with the comic book realities he's spent his life toiling in, I'm surprised he hasn't put himself in the cowl of the character with whom he's most identified and asked, "What would Batman do?"
The Daily Caller | Posted 01.04.2012 | Fifty
Dustin Hoffman's graduate is rooting for Mitt Romney. Woodstock's attendees are donating the Republican National Committee. Haight Ashbury's residents...
Al Checchi | Posted 12.31.2011 | Politics
We need to develop a "Fourth Way," the American Way -- neither left, right, or bipartisan, but a non partisan common sense program for American civic renewal.
Steven Weber | Posted 12.24.2011 | Politics
It's the most hilarious show in town: the rhetorical gymnastics executed by the Right, taking every hard-fought victory for the United States and twisting, hammering, chopping and screwing them into the feel-bad fabrications about that "evil other" Barack Obama.
Robert Creamer | Posted 12.12.2011 | Politics
None of them have to do with physical violence -- they have to do with politics. They're not really worried about ending up like Marie Antoinette. But they are very worried that their electoral heads may roll.
Michael Genecin | Posted 12.10.2011 | High School
While the inanity of the Tea Party makes us laugh, the emergence of Rick Perry as a front-runner in the primary race means that we have to stand up and get involved.
Steven Weber | Posted 12.05.2011 | Politics
Lacking actual creative imaginations (but mistakenly thinking "shrewd deception" is the same thing), the right-wing corporate machine may have bought up all the gullible Tea Party's concerns and transmogrified them with craven corporate cant.
Dave Astor | Posted 11.28.2011 | Books
Now stepping into the ring: buying books vs. using a library! That bout might never make pay-per-view, but it's a contest often on the minds of avid readers.
Paul Abrams | Posted 11.18.2011 | Politics
If anyone believed 2011 was the year of the direct assault on proponents of the middle class, clean air and water, public education, and respect for first responders, and democracy itself, just wait until 2013.
Andrew Reinbach | Posted 01.09.2012 | Politics
Most Americans don't realize that the right wing's main ideas have been pushed for 50 years by the John Birch Society, a group Barry Goldwater and William F. Buckley Jr once thought too extreme, but which has since become the intellectual seed bank of the right.
Ethan Casey | Posted 10.09.2011 | Politics
A decade ago, I read a book that made a lasting impression on me. It was a memoir called Defying Hitler by Sebastian Haffner, who had recently passed ...
Mark Olmsted | Posted 09.22.2011 | Politics
We all have belief systems -- religious, political, spiritual. Up to a certain point, they provide an indispensable architecture that allows us to op...
Jalees Rehman, M.D. | Posted 09.22.2011 | Religion
One of the biggest shocks was that these attacks occurred in Norway, which is characterized by an open and peaceful society. However, Norway is exactly the kind of country that would offend religious or political right-wing extremists.
Andrew Reinbach | Posted 09.17.2011 | Politics
It's not just the debt crisis, or the fall of the House of Murdoch; fissures great and small are appearing within conservative ranks caught between what it's promised and what it can deliver, and between what it's seemed, and what it is.
Andrew Reinbach | Posted 09.04.2011 | Politics
During the Vietnam War, an Army major famously told reporter Peter Arnett "It became necessary to destroy the town to save it" Welcome to Dr. Ron Paul's prescription for America. If he ever becomes president, you won't recognize the place.
Paul Abrams | Posted 08.29.2011 | Business
Wall Street and the Chamber of Commerce bought this Congress. Fear and delusional beliefs ignited fervor, Wall Street money sustained it, and it worked -- to win. Governing has been a very different story.
AP | Posted 02.01.2012 | Arts