Fifteen years ago this week, while the Bush administration was busy beating the drums for an invasion of Iraq, I submitted a resolution calling on the Democratic National Committee (DNC) to oppose this rush to war.

Over the next few weeks, I want to take a look back to February and March of 2003, to those fateful days leading up to the Bush administration's disastrous invasion and occupation of Iraq.

Domestic American politics have become so cripplingly partisan that Congress can't pass a long-term spending bill or deal with the critical issues like immigration reform, comprehensive healthcare reform, or provide the massive funding needed to repair our crumbling infrastructur

This is Black History Month, an important time to reflect on the contributions African Americans have made to the history of the United States of America.

US Vice President Michael Pence's recent foray into Middle East politics has been nothing short of a disaster.

This past week, I participated in a press conference on the steps of the Supreme Court sponsored by the National Commission for Voter Justice (NCVJ).

The debate over US immigration policy is a very personal one for me. It is about my family's history and the hardships they faced coming to America.

Between Christmas and New Year’s Day, I became embroiled in what The Jerusalem Post termed a "Twitter war" which they claimed "raised eyebrows on both sides of the Atlantic". What started the heated exchange was my response to a tweet by celebrity chef Rachael Ray in which s

Ever since we learned that 80 per cent of self-described “born-again” Christians supported Donald Trump’s candidacy for president, there has been a discussion about how these Christians define their faith.