If all states had RCV, there would be no worries that a third-party candidate could tip a state — and thus the White House — against popular will.

The federal government is standing in the way of a perfect marriage between willing workers and employers eager to hire.

Sometimes the movies that stay with you for decades aren’t the good ones, but the ones with an unforgettable ad or an utterly inane premise. That last category includes maybe the worst movie of Robert Redford’s long and distinguished acting career, 1993′s Indecent Proposal, in which a beautiful and desperately cash-strapped young wife (Demi Moore) […]

On May 17, 1954, the United States Supreme Court took a historic step toward ending injustice with its decision in Brown v. Board of Education. Politicians once stood in the schoolhouse door as a barrier to keep minorities out. The new civil rights challenge is to break through the barrier that’s trapping minority children in […]