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.
The success of Swift and her record-breaking Eras Tour have made this such a successful time for the pop star that it is not surprising to see the Biden campaign...
As a long, dreaded January chill made life on the streets unthinkable for waves of migrants bused north from Texas, city, state and federal officials engaged in a new round...
It occurs to me, as the presidential race heats up, that I have not yet heard a question that seems to come up as the season for party conventions approaches:...
I wrote before about Nikki Haley and her gaffe in December about the causes of the Civil War. But the subject still strikes a chord with me. Haley's apparent sensitivity...
In striking contrast to his usual bombast, Donald Trump's victory speech in Iowa sounded surprisingly humble, a quality not often associated with the former president. He also looked and sounded...
In the days leading up to the national holiday to honor the great champion of nonviolence, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., peace was disrupted by phony bomb threats. State...
Why is DEI upsetting so many people when so few people seem to know what the heck it really is? Such is the confusion I perceive in the dialogue that...
Like a political version of a veteran sports writer, as the presidential primaries approach I have been expecting some hapless candidate to throw out the first major gaffe. Republican presidential...
As someone who has appreciated the power of protest and activism on achieving progress in the U.S. and the world, it's hard for me to watch the current high emotions...