How do we meet today’s needs for food, water, energy, and economic opportunity without sacrificing our ability, and the planet’s capacity, to meet these needs tomorrow? Here’s a bipartisan approach that can help.

Look beyond the presidential horserace. The real excitement is at the state level, where efforts at reform are showing promise.

No. On the contrary, federalism creates space for reform.

Currently, our electoral system does not let voters vote their true preferences. We could change that.

For decades Iran has claimed that Israel has been holding four of its diplomats in captivity. Before he died in January, Quds Force commander Qasem Soleimani confirmed to an Iranian journalist that this is a lie.

The “liberal” element means that minorities receive the same rights as every other citizen. The “national” element means that a shared culture is acknowledged and cultivated.

This is no time for complacency about just how precarious a once-precious partnership has become.

Balancing resilience with openness while keeping fear at bay is no easy feat. We may all soon have to learn how to do it.

Vaclav Havel’s historic speech to Congress is a reminder that we all bear responsibility for effecting change.

The Department of Veterans Affairs desperately needs to align its funding with the changing needs of its veterans. History shows that will be a bruising political fight.