Nearly one-third of Americans think that violence may be the answer to solve our current divisive political quagmire. And almost two-thirds of the country thinks we're headed in the wrong direction.

The Volokh Conspiracy team was kind enough to let me blog this week about a recent short paper of mine, "Justice Breyer and the Establishment Clause." In this final post, I will discuss what, in my ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. In 2000, President Clinton hosted a peace conference at Camp David that ...

The United States stands at a daunting crossroads, one where the existential threat is not merely external—such as foreign aggression or economic upheaval—but rooted deeply within its own ...

With media at our fingertips, political news and discourse — and the divisiveness that comes along with it — is seemingly everywhere. "It’s our belief system," said Ashley Angerer-Blunt, the director ...

I need to be honest. I am tired. I am tired of all of the divisiveness in our country. I am sure that there have been other eras when people of good conscience disagreed about our governance and the ...

A Facebook friend asked me this week why I’m taking a public stand against a group of people calling themselves “grassroots conservatives” who are asserting themselves in Republican caucuses and ...

Dear Eric: I have several siblings. Our mom always showed blatant unapologetic favoritism toward her oldest and youngest children, for no apparent reason. Mom passed away recently. She left a sizable ...