Saturday was Earth Overshoot Day, the date when humanity will have used "all the biological resources that Earth can renew during the entire year," as calculated by Global Footprint Network, an environmental research organization.
Joe Biden scored big on Thursday with a Democratic presidential nomination speech that will be remembered as a new beacon of light in this nation's darkest time.
Former president Barack Obama chose the ground where our nation was born and our constitution written - the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia - to warn 2020 voters that Donald Trump is a threat to our very democracy.
All political conventions henceforth should be virtual - even without pandemics.
Trailing in the polls by double digits, Donald Trump and his administration are trying to strangle the U.S. Postal Service so that voters afraid of the COVID-19 pandemic have diminished odds of getting an absentee or mail-in ballot delivered to them and returned by mail in time for their vote to be counted in the November general election.
Did you folks see Tinker Carlson on his prime-time Fox News show Tuesday when he deliberately dismissed the importance of correctly pronouncing the name of a Democratic Vice President nominee Kamala Harris?
Go figure. Last week a federal judge in New York invalidated rule changes by the Trump administration that allowed individuals and corporations to kill scores of birds as long as they could prove they did not intentionally set out to do so.
Are you concerned that our governors in Tennessee and Georgia haven't mandated masks - even as we send our children and educators back to school?
"A Record 75% of Americans Can Vote by Mail in 2020." That was the headline of a New York Times story on Tuesday. And here's the breakdown:
Joe Biden's choice of Kamala Harris as his running mate is not just historic, it also is energizing, party-building, visionary.
