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 ...

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 ...

Over the last decade or so, there has been considerable focus on whether a state is a red or blue state. This focus perpetuates and has amplified the divisiveness that currently exists in our society.

The recent government shutdown has been lifted, but the issues that precipitated this crisis—divisiveness, political ineffectiveness, and a troubling lack of leadership—remain deeply entrenched in the ...

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.