Why simple fear alone is no justification for citizens to kill anyone, to attack anyone or to take legal matters into their own hands.

When Americans think of war, the Iraq weapons of mass destruction war, Afghanistan, Syria, and the war against ISIS all come to mind. But there is another war that has started and is brewing up, a silent one that doesn’t involve shooting people or dropping bombs.

Currently, the most surprising revelation of the 2016 presidential election was Donald Trump’s unpredictable victory.

After 40 plus years of fighting to make it so, the religious right is poised to get their most sought-after prize, the overturn of the Roe v Wade Supreme Court decision affirming a woman’s right to abort an unwanted pregnancy.

The announcement last week that Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy will retire has set off a wave of emotions. Emotions that are at a fever pitch on both sides of the abortion issue.

Like a lot of things in life when people read the words, “We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone”, it means different things to different people. But regardless of what it means to anyone, is it right or wrong to refuse service to someone based on the job they do?

This has been the secret Republican game plan all along: to strip away all the cost saving features to the Affordable Care Act driving the insurance premiums so high that it is no longer affordable, Isaac Newton Farris Jr. argues.

Something happened last week that revealed President Trump’s true opportunity to do what Barack Obama could not do and make history in the process.

The main focus of the Bill Clinton book tour is not his new novel, it’s the #MeToo Movement question.

If the National Football League is the American democracy loving institution it claims to be, it must practice what it preaches, Isaac Newton Farris Jr. argues.

Isaac Newton Farris Jr. argues that having both a guidance counselor and a school psychologist on-site every day in every U.S. school could prevent mass shootings like the ones seen in Santa Fe and Parkland.

As Robert Mueller’s Trump-Russia investigation is a year old, there is more to the news than Trump’s impeachment, the Russian collusion and the Michael Cohen/Stormy Daniels case, Isaac Newton Farris Jr. argues.

This week the first full week in May, every year, is supposed to be when we uplift and honor a certain profession.

It is right to focus on the November 2018 mid-term elections. But what about the elections for the state legislative chambers?

It’s the fear, not racism that causes most American whites to display irrational, discriminatory and sometimes violent behavior towards people of a different skin color, Isaac Newton Farris Jr. argues.

Martin Luther King Jr.’s nephew argues that former FBI Director James Comey exhibited J. Edgar Hoover-like behavior in the way he concluded the Hillary Clinton email investigation which led to Donald Trump’s election.