Like most students at the time, I did not have access to computer science classes when I attended Wilde Lake High School in Columbia, Md., during the 1980s. I only stumb...
The case of five Karns City students who are criminally charged with sexting is both troubling and sad. But it’s also a chance to reflect: is the state doing the right t...
“Build a wall and my generation will tear it down,” read a sign held by a young anti-Trump protester at a recent rally, a cry reiterated by Rep. Joseph P. Kennedy III in...
No matter the criticisms directed his way by Republicans, Robert Mueller should count himself lucky: He’s not Ken Starr.
The punctilious, mild-mannered independent couns...
Washington is debating the significance of the memo released by House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes, but this much should not be debatable: The effort by t...
When the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled last month that the state’s congressional district maps are unconstitutional, it must have seemed too good to be true for criti...
When prosecutors decided last week to drop bribery charges against Sen. Robert Menendez, it was not so much a vindication for Menendez as an indictment of the law agains...
We are a nation of immigrants who are uneasy about immigration. There is a long history of resentment against immigrants, dating to the Irish immigrants in the 1840s and...
WASHINGTON — For decades after 1924 the ominous shadow of J. Edgar Hoover loomed almost menacingly over the Federal Government, from Capitol Hill to the White House. The...
We’re wading into dangerous territory, politically speaking, when politicians blatantly politicize the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
The only worse offense might be p...
